Create a week in one sitting
Choose distinct angles: one amenity, one checked local activity, one seasonal stay and one opening. Ask Jack for drafts, then add your media and review the facts.
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Your next week of property posts can start with one prepared session. Create the content, choose your connected accounts, and let our Content Calendar and social auto-posting carry out the schedule you approve.
Auto-posting means preparing content now and choosing when a connected social account should publish it. It is different from saving a draft: a draft still needs your publishing action. Start with one property and one authorized account, then add channels when the first workflow feels familiar.
| Your step | What to do |
|---|---|
| Connect | Use the account connection flow for the Facebook Page, Instagram, Pinterest or other destination supported in your build. You need permission to publish to that account. |
| Create | Select the property and its correct booking link. Choose a real photo or finished video, then ask Jack for a caption and useful hashtag options. |
| Schedule | Preview the account, format, date, time and offer. Use the weekly or monthly calendar, property/platform filters and available rescheduling controls to keep the plan visible. |
| Confirm | Review publishing history and delivery status. A post that failed is a task to fix, not a completed promotion. |
For a cabin with a fenced yard, create a dog-friendly amenity post, a verified trail-information post and a seasonal availability post. Give each a different photograph and purpose. Save the property’s colors and logo so next week starts with the assets ready, rather than another expedition through the camera roll.
You saved a caption and selected a photograph. Has the post been published?
Check its scheduled or published status. Content creation and delivery are separate steps. Our calendar helps you see the difference and follow up on a failed delivery.
After your content and authorized account connections are ready, publish or schedule supported posts from the app. The documented tutorials cover Facebook Pages, Instagram, Pinterest, LinkedIn and Threads; available accounts and formats depend on the released connection and platform permissions.
Choose distinct angles: one amenity, one checked local activity, one seasonal stay and one opening. Ask Jack for drafts, then add your media and review the facts.
Explore this tool →Use weekly or monthly views, filter by property or platform, add a post and move a scheduled item using the calendar controls.
Explore this tool →Review scheduled items, history and delivery status. Correct a failed item before treating it as a completed promotion.
Explore this tool →Use organic posts to tell different parts of the story. When you choose to pay for reach, prepare and submit the supported Facebook or Instagram campaign within the app. Keep the offer, creative and destination consistent across both.
See the in-app Meta advertising workflow →For a post promoting particular dates, review current STR market-data resources from AirDNA, PriceLabs and Mashvisor in the pricing workflow. Choose a rate and minimum stay you can stand behind, then bring those checked details into the content.
Data coverage, source dates and usage allowances vary by tool and plan. Market estimates support your decisions; they do not guarantee bookings or income.
One-click publishing is the final publishing action after you prepare the content and connect an account you are authorized to use. Supported formats and platform approvals still apply.
No. Connection type, platform permissions and available post formats determine what can publish. Check the supported destination and format in the app.
Auto-posting publishes organic content to connected accounts. Paid Meta campaigns use a separate advertising account, spending settings and review process.
Your next guest cannot see the marketing plan you keep meaning to finish.
Our Content Calendar brings scheduled content into weekly and monthly views. Filter by property or platform; add a post directly from the calendar; drag it to a new date; inspect publish history and delivery status. Supported account connections and formats govern where content can go.
Connect the authorized account; choose approved media and copy; select platform, format, date and time; review the preview; schedule; then check whether publication succeeded. Investigate connection or delivery problems instead of treating a calendar entry as proof of publication. Choose a destination supported by your current connected accounts.
Illustrative beach-home example: an owner is preparing spring-break content while still handling winter guests. Use Content Calendar and Auto-Posting to prepare separate posts about checked beach access, the outdoor shower and rainy-day indoor space. Choose supported accounts, schedule the posts and check publication status.
Batch the preparation and let the supported publishing workflow handle the planned delivery. Reschedule without re-entering the whole post and find property-specific content without searching multiple accounts.