WordPress plugin
Revive Old Post Pro schedules WordPress posts for social media
Revive Old Post Pro, also presented as Revive Social PRO, automates sharing for WordPress posts, pages, and supported custom post types. Connect social accounts, pick which content is eligible, and configure when it should be shared. Multiple accounts can be connected, with separate content controls for each.
Share WordPress content across social accounts
Revive Old Post Pro, also presented as Revive Social PRO, automates sharing for WordPress posts, pages, and supported custom post types. Connect social accounts, pick which content is eligible, and configure when it should be shared. Multiple accounts can be connected, with separate content controls for each.
Available networks include Facebook, X, Instagram, LinkedIn profiles and company pages, Tumblr, Google My Business, VK profiles and communities, Telegram, Mastodon, and Bluesky. Network options depend on the account type and plan.
Content selection and scheduling
The PRO edition works with custom post types such as WooCommerce products, BigCommerce products, recipes, and books. You can schedule shares by day and time, and share WordPress posts scheduled for future publication when WordPress publishes them.
Filter out categories, tags, or other custom taxonomies on a per-account basis when some content should not go to every destination. Content variations let you add several versions of a share, including custom images; the add-on selects a variation when sharing. Hashtags can be generated from WordPress tags, categories, or custom fields.
Feeds and multilingual publishing
RSS feed sharing lets you send items from other sites to connected social accounts through the Revive Network addon, available with Revive Social PRO. WPML, Polylang, and TranslatePress support includes options for sharing content from multilingual WordPress sites to the appropriate accounts.
Connect accounts and configure sharing
Install the PRO edition in WordPress, connect the social accounts you plan to use, and choose the content types and networks for sharing. Set a schedule, then configure any needed variations, account-specific exclusions, hashtags, RSS feeds, and language options. Review each account’s publishing settings before enabling automatic sharing.