Workflow guide
Turn useful research into an original social post
Capture a short reference with its source, add your own perspective in Postly, and review the result before saving or scheduling.
Postly Team · Updated October 21, 2026
1.Capture a useful reference
Select a short passage that supports your idea, or write a note in the Postly toolbar popup. Use material you have permission to reuse.
2.Check the source
Review the source address in the new Postly tab. A clean address does not guarantee that an article is accurate or that its content is free to republish.
3.Write your point of view
Open the editor and explain why the reference matters to your audience. Distinguish quotations from your own writing, retain attribution, and check the original context.
4.Adapt it to the destination
Choose the intended channels, revise the hook and length, and add suitable media through the Postly editor. Review links and any claims before continuing.
5.Save a draft or schedule
Keep unfinished work as a draft. Schedule only after reviewing the final content and destination settings. Capture content is temporary until you save through Postly.
Check the result
- The post adds original value.
- Any quotation is short, permitted, and attributed.
- Claims have been checked against the source.
- The final post has been reviewed for its chosen channels.