AutoSocial for WordPress 7.14 – Automatically Publish to Multiple Social Profiles

AutoSocial for WordPress is a WordPress plugin that helps you automatically publish your WordPress content to major social and business networks. It can sync your posts, pages, and custom posts to platforms like Facebook (Pages), Google My Business, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram (Business accounts), and Pinterest.

Instead of updating each account manually, you get a single workflow inside your WordPress dashboard. Use a Buffer-like interface to post now or schedule updates across multiple profiles, with controls to edit planned content.

Main Features

• Auto-publish WordPress content — Automatically pushes posts, pages, and custom posts to connected social networks.
• Multi-network publishing — Supports Facebook (Pages), Google My Business, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest.
• Platform-specific account support — Publishes to LinkedIn profile/company/showcase pages and to Instagram Business accounts.
• Scheduling for social updates — Lets you schedule when content goes out, not just when it’s created.
• Buffer-like planning interface — Provides a clear post now and schedule workflow for multiple profiles.
• Edit scheduled items — Update planned content before it publishes to keep messaging accurate.
• Manage updates from one place — Centralizes publishing and planning for key networks within WordPress.
• bit.ly link shortening — Optionally shortens your post links via a bit.ly integration.

Benefits

• Time savings — Reduces repetitive manual posting across Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest.
• Consistent reach — Keeps your social presence active by publishing new WordPress content automatically.
• Better timing — Scheduling helps you publish when your audience is most likely to engage.
• Improved content control — Editing scheduled items supports more accurate messaging and fewer mistakes.
• Share-friendly links — Link shortening can help keep URLs tidy and easier to distribute.

Who is it suitable for?

• WooCommerce store owners running content campaigns alongside product updates.
• Marketing teams managing multiple social profiles from one WordPress site.
• Bloggers and publishers who want consistent cross-network distribution.
• Agencies coordinating scheduled posts for several client networks.
• Local businesses using Google My Business alongside social channels.
• Content creators promoting articles and custom post types to social platforms.