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Choose how often you post, and where

Elin Kristina AnderssonFounding GTM0:43Recorded October 30, 2026

What to post holds how often your posts go out, and where. There's no Save button: every change is kept as you make it.

In this video

Step by step

  1. Step 1: Open What to post

    Open Memory from the menu and press Memory. Then open Content, and press What to post.

    Memory's Content in Native: Ad settings, Autopilot, Topics and What to post
  2. Step 2: Posting frequency

    Posting frequency sets the days Native picks when you approve a suggestion or make a post in the chat: Every day, Every other day, A few times a week or Once a week. It doesn't publish anything by itself, and you can still move any post to another day.

    Posting frequency in Native: Every day, Every other day, A few times a week and Once a week, with Once a week picked

    Tip: Autopilot starts from this rhythm when you set it up.

  3. Step 3: Auto-generated platforms

    Choose the channels Native makes suggestions for. Connected, the default, means every channel you've connected. Pick channels instead to narrow your suggestions to them. If none of the channels you pick is connected, a card can show your connected channels too, so check a card's channels before you approve.

    Auto-generated platforms in Native with LinkedIn and Instagram picked instead of Connected

    Tip: A channel you pick but haven't connected gets a draft when you approve, not a scheduled post.

  4. Step 4: Automatic first comment

    Choose Always the same comment and write it, and new posts get it as their first comment, on channels that allow one. The post's source options add a link you saved for what the post is about. Under Add it to, choose which posts get it. The comment saves when you click away from it.

    Automatic first comment in Native: Always the same comment picked, the comment written, and the preview with it as the first comment

Tips from Elin

  • Off is the default for the first comment. Until a choice is saved here, a post made from one blog article you picked can still get that article's link as its first comment.

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