Per-network copy without doing the work five times
Caption limits, media rules and link handling differ per network. Here is a workflow that respects that without duplicating effort.
PostSlick Team · Published on launch · 5 min read
Start from a base post
Write the version you would send to your most forgiving network first — usually the long one. That becomes the base post, and every network variant starts from it.
Trim where the network demands it
X has a hard caption limit; TikTok expects vertical video; Google Business Profile posts read like updates rather than campaigns. Editing a variant should never change the others, so trimming for one network costs one edit.
See it in the product
Connect an account and try the workflow this post describes.
Validate before scheduling, not after failing
Caption length and media requirements are known in advance. Checking them at compose time turns a publish failure into a five-second fix.
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