When creating posts, sharing suggestions, or adding feeds, you typically need to select the specific accounts each time. This can be cumbersome, especially when managing numerous accounts. Groups simplify this process by allowing you to select a group instead of individual accounts. Selecting a group automatically selects all accounts within that group, saving you time and effort.
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What Does a Group Mean?
In SocialPilot, a Group is a collection of your connected social media accounts that allows you to organize accounts into groups based on themes or topics. Actions like creating a post, sharing suggestions, adding feeds, etc., require you to select the account(s) every time. It can get cumbersome to sort through, identify, and select accounts when you have so many of them. Groups make it easier for you to find accounts.
How to Create a Group?
Follow the steps below to create a Group on SocialPilot:
- Access your SocialPilot panel and go to Groups.
Now click on Create Group from the sidebar menu.
Enter a Group Name that helps you identify those accounts, and then write a Group Description to add relevant details about the accounts in this group.
- Choose the accounts you wish to include in this group and click on the Create Group button to finalize the setup.
When you create a post, simply select a group, and all accounts in that group will be automatically selected. This method ensures you don’t miss adding any accounts while scheduling posts and reduces the effort required to manage multiple accounts.
How to Manage Groups?
If you need to add or remove accounts from an existing group, follow the steps below:
- From the SocialPilot panel, click on Groups and then go to Manage Groups.
Click the Edit or Delete button on the group you want to modify. Here, you can add new accounts, delete accounts, and change the group name and description as needed.
💡 Deleting a group does not lead to the deletion or disconnection of the associated accounts.