Labels

In Publer, you can reuse any posts that you want, including old published posts that have been deleted. If you want to reuse only certain media files or posts, then you should organize your posts with labels . This will allow you to easily organize and track your posts, in case you want to save them to a specific place, so you can easily find and reuse them in the future.

If you organise/label your posts with a specific label, i.e. "reusable", then you can visit these posts at the Posts or Calendar tab in Publer, under this specific label, at anytime in the future and then reuse them. Adding a label to a post is quite easy, and this can be done while you are creating the post, or after it has been created.

To add a label while creating the post:

Start designing your post.
Add the label by clicking on Add labels .
After you shedule the post, it will be saved under the specified label.

To add a label after the post has been created:

Go to the Posts tab and choose the Feed view.



Click on the post or the "Edit" button to make changes to the post.
Then, add the label by clicking on Add labels .
Finally, save the post and it will always show up under that label.

Reuse Posts

Reusing posts is always a good idea, as it allows you to share your evergreen content with you audience. If you have a specific post that performed well, or just one that is evergreen, you can reuse it again in a few easy steps.

Moreover, you can choose to reuse old posts, like the ones that you have saved under a specific label, in a few easy steps.

Reusing Posts

Go to Posts and filter accordingly. Make sure to select the filter that you used to save all your "reusable" posts.
You can also search through labels, so you can quickly find the label that you are looking for.



Then, select all the posts you wish to reuse, and then click on "Reuse" in the bottom right corner of your screen.


You will be redirected to the Create page, where you can schedule these posts again.
Make the final touches and publish or schedule the posts accordingly.

Updated on: 06/11/2024