Automation
Put your posting on autopilot
Recycle evergreen content, auto-post from RSS feeds, and set rules that fire when a post takes off.
A feed goes quiet for the most ordinary reason: someone got busy. Tesselith's automation exists to keep posting alive through exactly those gaps — recycling your strongest older content, turning a blog or podcast feed straight into scheduled posts, and reacting automatically when something starts performing. None of it replaces a real content strategy, but it means a slow week doesn't have to mean a dark feed.
Evergreen recycling
Keep your best-performing posts in rotation automatically, spaced out so they don't feel repetitive, so your feed never goes quiet during a busy week without new content ready.
RSS auto-posting
Point Tesselith at a blog or podcast RSS feed and new episodes or posts get turned into scheduled social posts automatically the moment they publish, with no manual copy-paste step.
Engagement rules
Set rules that fire automatically when a post crosses an engagement threshold — cross-post it to another network, boost it in the queue, or flag it for a follow-up, without watching the numbers yourself.
Questions people ask about automation
- How does evergreen recycling avoid posting the exact same thing too often?
- Recycled posts are spaced out across a rotation you control, and you can set how frequently a given post re-enters the queue, so it supplements new content rather than repeating on top of it.
- Can I turn my blog into automatic social posts?
- Yes — connect an RSS feed and new posts or episodes are turned into scheduled social posts automatically as soon as they're published, without a manual step.
- What can trigger an engagement rule?
- Rules can fire on thresholds like likes, comments, or shares crossing a number you set, triggering an action like cross-posting to another network or flagging the post for a follow-up.