OneUp — OneUp is a social media post scheduling tool

Hi Product Hunt 👋 Thanks for checking out OneUp! OneUp has been built to solve this problem: 🤓 You create evergreen content, whether it be a blog post, podcast, YouTube video, or something else 🤞 As soon as it's live, you share it (only once) across your social media accounts 😢 It's seen by only ~5% of your followers 👎 With OneUp, you can easily schedule that same evergreen post to be recycled for a specific number of times, at set intervals = More engagement, more traffic, more business. For example, if you want to share your latest blog post once a month for the next 3 months, you can do that in about 10 seconds. OneUp works with Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Linkedin, and Google+. What is evergreen content? Good question! Evergreen content is simply content that will still be relevant and interesting 6, 12, and 18+ months from now. I wrote a blog post with a few examples of evergreen content: https://medium.com/@davis1/what-... How is OneUp different from Buffer? Buffer is an awesome tool, and we respect everything they do! However, Buffer does not allow you to recycle your posts. You would have to manually schedule the same post over and over again 😕 How is OneUp different from MeetEdgar? MeetEdgar is another great social media management tool. However, it starts at a steep $49/month, and doesn't work with Pinterest or G+. Like OneUp, MeetEdgar allows you to recycle your evergreen posts, but it requires that you upload posts to a queue. The more content you add to your queue, the less frequently your posts will resurface. Depending on what you're looking for, MeetEdgar could be a great solution. However, many people just want their posts to be recycled at a set interval, like "once a month for the next 3 months", without having to do the mental calendar math: If I have 56 posts in my queue and I add my blog post, how often will it be republished if I am sharing 3 posts a day, but adding 2-5 more each week? How would Product Hunt use OneUp to make their lives easier? Wow, I'm so glad you asked that! Here is an example of how Product Hunt might use OneUp to save them time and increase their reach: https://medium.com/@davis1/how-w... We hope you give OneUp a try! Let us know if you have any questions 😊

@davisbaer - looking forward to testing this - when you say for the starter plan 3 social profiles does that mean we need to pick 3 from Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn, and Google+? So if we had an account that had a presence on all of these we would need to move to the individual account? Does it work for Facebook Pages, Groups and Profiles? And does it work for LinkedIn profiles and pages? Thanks

Welcome to the social media app world! We’ve built this feature in Quuu, how do you handle duplicates when creating evergreen content for future posts? Obviously sending the same posts goes against twitters new policy. We had to make changes to how users recycle evergreen content.

I've been hoping Buffer would add this feature so I wouldn't need yet another service for social media automation.

Looks great! I wish you guys had Instagram and the option to delete old post though. I would have started using it right away!

@daviswbaer @vishal_kumar2 Congrats on the launch. I like the post expiry feature. Also, can I use a custom URL shortener? The one hooked up to my bit.ly account?

Good concept and great value. This seems like the whole package - with the "tutoring" part, where you clearly explain what it does and why it is important to use it. I love it! The more competition in this area, the better for the end customer! Good luck!

As an active user, I will say directly that such repetitive posts are very shaking and begin to look like spam

Pros:

Remind those who missed

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Spoiled information

Giving this a chance! Scheduled some monthly posts and will report back in a few weeks. I can't really say much now, other than that it was fairly simple, quick and easy to get going. Pretty good onboarding, no real confusion. Good job!

This this this is a deal. I have tried multiple tools but I must say Oneup rules them out. 1. By price 2. By performance What I most liked: 1. Simplicity 2. Performance 3. Price 4. Support What I didn't liked: 1. The product lacks competitor analysis. This feature is costly. I hope they have it in their roadmap. https://vaizle.com does this work. Rest, this deal is a gold for startups. Go on. Buy it. You will love this. 😀

Meet Edgar is too expensive, OneUp seems like a great alternative

Pros:

Much cheaper than MeetEdgar

Cons:

none

They are absolutely hopeless when it comes to resolving any issues. The software forever generates erros failing 100 to 200 posts at a time. Total avoid and a complete waste of time and money. I have been using Oneup for managing the social media accounts of our digital business. They have 101 different errors and every day new errors show up for no rhyme or reason. Therir customer service is pathetic, they just dont reply and carry a we dont care attitude. When you have 300 to 400 posts scheduled the amount of time you will end up fixing all the posts and their reschecdule reuirements. I would assume Oneup should be paying users to use their software. Initially i was tolerant and kept editing failed posts time and again. Inspite of paying a a full price monthly subscription without any discounts or deals they just dont care. I dont think any marketer on entrepreneur should put up with such pathetic service. Dont waste your time and money go elsewhere!!!

They are absolutely hopeless when it comes to resolving any issues. The software forever generates erros failing 100 to 200 posts at a time. Total avoid and a complete waste of time and money. I have been using Oneup for managing the social media accounts of our digital business. They have 101 different errors and every day new errors show up for no rhyme or reason. Therir customer service is pathetic, they just dont reply and carry a we dont care attitude. When you have 300 to 400 posts scheduled the amount of time you will end up fixing all the posts and their reschecdule reuirements. I would assume Oneup should be paying users to use their software. Initially i was tolerant and kept editing failed posts time and again. Inspite of paying a a full price monthly subscription without any discounts or deals they just dont care. I dont think any marketer on entrepreneur should put up with such pathetic service. Dont waste your time and money go elsewhere!!!

I’ve always wondered how MeetEdgar could get away with charging 50 bucks a month for a barebones product that offers so little value. 50 bucks a month is what DirecTV Now charges for 80 channels. It’s the price of Netflix, Hulu and a New York Times subscription combined. It felt like a blatant cash grab and to me it was insulting. Glad someone finally came in with a simple tool, with clear messaging, that just works, and at a reasonable price. There’s so much crap in the social media space, it’s so frustrating.

OneUp is time saver, I have a lot of free time now spending on the things I like. Thank you for existing !

Great tool for anyone who wants to easily manage social media accounts from small to large. Support is A-1: quick, accommodating, flexible and smart. I've tried a few different tools, and OneUp is the most comprehensive.

Pros:

Evergreen posting and EXCELLENT customer support

Cons:

Nothing yet!

This website is garbage. They will lie to you about free trial services and charge you obscene amounts of money. I used the service for less than 2 hours, and they are trying to charge me $300 for an account I canceled.

Any plans on integrations with Instagram?

Nice job, Davis!

Another great product as always, such a simple interface, love it!