Scheduled posting to multiple social media platforms

Purpose

1.1. Enable systematic, error-free publishing of marketing content, announcements, event promotions, contests, and family activity highlights across a wide array of social channels for maximum community reach and engagement.
1.2. Maintain a regular cadence of posts to build audience loyalty, inform families of new offerings, promote seasonal deals, and drive traffic to the Amusement Center.
1.3. Reduce manual work by centralizing and automating multi-platform propagation, ensuring posts occur even outside standard business hours.

Trigger Conditions

2.1. Pre-set calendar time and date for recurring or unique events/posts.
2.2. Content creation or approval event in content management system.
2.3. Intake form submission from marketing teams scheduling social content in advance.
2.4. API notification from a campaign planning or asset management tool signaling scheduled release.

Platform Variants

3.1. Facebook Pages
• Feature/Setting: Facebook Graph API — Schedule posts via /{page-id}/feed endpoint, set “published” to false, use “scheduled_publish_time”.
3.2. Instagram
• Feature/Setting: Instagram Graph API — Content Publishing, configure /media endpoint for upload, then /media_publish for scheduled post.
3.3. Twitter (X)
• Feature/Setting: Twitter API v2 — Schedule Tweets via /tweets endpoint, utilize “scheduled_at” field.
3.4. LinkedIn Pages
• Feature/Setting: LinkedIn Marketing Developer Platform — Assets API and Posts API, include “scheduledAt” property for scheduling.
3.5. YouTube
• Feature/Setting: YouTube Data API — Videos: insert, include “scheduledStartTime” and “privacyStatus”: “private” until public at post time.
3.6. Pinterest
• Feature/Setting: Pinterest API v5 — Pin creation with “scheduled_publish_time”.
3.7. TikTok
• Feature/Setting: TikTok for Developers API — Use /post/schedule endpoint with “publish_time”.
3.8. Google My Business
• Feature/Setting: Google My Business API — CreatePosts method, include “scheduledTime”.
3.9. Reddit
• Feature/Setting: Reddit API — /api/submit endpoint, schedule with third-party wrappers supporting scheduled submissions.
3.10. Snapchat
• Feature/Setting: Snapchat Marketing API — Ad posts or public stories, set publish window in campaign config.
3.11. Tumblr
• Feature/Setting: Tumblr API v2 — /blog/{blog-identifier}/post endpoint with “date” parameter for scheduling.
3.12. Medium
• Feature/Setting: Medium Publishing API — Create post with “publishStatus”: “scheduled”, provide “scheduledPublishTime”.
3.13. Discord
• Feature/Setting: Discord Webhooks — Pre-create embed messages, use CRON-based automation for scheduled delivery.
3.14. Slack
• Feature/Setting: Slack API Chat.scheduleMessage — Schedule messages to community channels or feeds.
3.15. Telegram
• Feature/Setting: Telegram Bot API — use sendMessage with scheduling handled via automation layer or scheduled bot.
3.16. WhatsApp Business
• Feature/Setting: WhatsApp Business API — Automated message send with “schedule time” via approved template delivery.
3.17. VKontakte (VK)
• Feature/Setting: VK API — /wall.post method with “publish_date” parameter.
3.18. WeChat
• Feature/Setting: WeChat Official Account API — /message/mass/sendall, use scheduled trigger via server-side logic.
3.19. LINE
• Feature/Setting: LINE Messaging API — Push messages with schedule controlled by backend logic.
3.20. Blogger
• Feature/Setting: Blogger API v3 — Posts: insert, send “publish” object with publishDate in future.

Benefits

4.1. Guarantees timely posting across diverse channels, maximizing exposure to varied audience segments.
4.2. Minimizes manual intervention, reducing risk of error or missed posts during off-peak hours or staff shortages.
4.3. Supports coordinated campaigns by pushing content simultaneously or in pre-set sequence to match event schedules.
4.4. Centralizes analytics as each post is traceable, aiding in detailed measurement of promotional campaign effectiveness.
4.5. Streamlines workflow for marketing personnel by reducing redundant logins and manual post scheduling across platforms.