Evergreen: good posts get a second life
Most posts are seen by a small part of your audience the first time. Pick a post that did well, choose how often to share it again (every few days, weeks or months) and which channels it should go to. You can stop after a set number of reshares or let it run.
Add up to three variations of the text and Tesselith rotates through them, so your followers see a fresh wording each time rather than the same post again.
RSS: your blog posts itself
Add the feed of your blog, podcast or newsletter. Tesselith checks it every few hours, and each new item becomes a post using a template you control: by default the title and the link, but you can add any wording around them.
Choose whether new items go straight out or land as drafts for you to review first. Pause a feed any time, for example while you migrate your site.
Rules that react to engagement
A rule watches your published posts and acts when they reach a number you choose, such as 100 likes, 20 reposts or 50 comments. It can add a follow-up comment (a link to your newsletter, a product page or a sign-up), repost it, or simply notify you.
A rule can fire once per post or every time the post crosses the threshold, and every time it fires is logged so you can see what happened.