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Claude
Gemini
From one post a week to several a day
A musician who built his own front end so an evergreen content pool keeps publishing itself.
Before Upload-Post
Posting happened by hand from mobile apps or their desktop versions, at roughly one post a week across a few platforms.
Older content that had performed well was almost never recycled — there was no time for it, and no budget for a team to do it instead.
How it works now
Daniel and a friend built a custom front end. He loads up a content pool now and then; the front end handles distribution and intelligent recycling on a continuous schedule.
The Upload-Post API integration does the publishing and the scheduling decisions. His own involvement is down to occasional tweaks and reviews.
What changed
- Publishing moved from about once a week to several times a day, across more platforms.
- A Threads presence that had been, in his word, "crickets".
- At least five hours a week of productive utility — time spent on work he could not otherwise have taken on.
It's enabled me to do things I would never have had the time to do. In their own words
“If you want a clean and reliable way to automate your posting schedule programmatically, this is it.”
“We looked hard for the right fit and came back to Upload-Post every time. For the price and feature set, it's the clear winner.”
“I can load up the content pool once in a while, and then let my Upload-Post API integration do the heavy lifting and decision-making.”
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