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Schedule WordPress Posts From Your Social Media Calendar
Plan blog articles and the social posts that promote them in one place. SolMarrow publishes to your self-hosted WordPress site at the time you set, or saves a draft for you to finish.
Free for unlimited accounts and posts. No card needed.
- Characters
- Long-form
- Full articles with a title
- Images
- Up to 10
- With alt text where supported
- Videos
- 1
- Size set by your site
- Media mix
- Mixed
- Images and videos in one post
The limits SolMarrow checks for WordPress before a post can be scheduled.
Why schedule WordPress posts with SolMarrow
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One calendar
Blog posts and social posts side by side in month and week views, so launches line up.
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Featured image, handled
The first image in your post becomes the WordPress featured image. Other media goes inline.
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Publish or draft
Publish at a set time, or send a draft to WordPress to polish in the editor first.
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No login password
SolMarrow connects with a WordPress Application Password that you can revoke at any time.
What you can post
What You Can Schedule on WordPress
How connecting works
Enter your site address, your WordPress username and an Application Password, which you create in WordPress under Users → Profile (WordPress 5.6 or later). It's a separate key, not your login password, and you can revoke it whenever you like.
Blog posts
A title of up to 200 characters, your text as paragraphs, and tags. If you don't set a title, SolMarrow uses the first line of the text.
Posts with media
The first image becomes the featured image and the rest of your media appears inline in the post.
WordPress drafts
Save the post as a draft on your site instead of publishing it, then add the final touches in WordPress.
How it works
From Idea to Published WordPress Post in Four Steps
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Connect WordPress
Enter your site address, your WordPress username and an Application Password, which you create in WordPress under Users → Profile (WordPress 5.6 or later).
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Write once, tailor it
Write the post, then adjust the text and media for WordPress. The preview shows how it will look, and the composer flags anything WordPress won't accept.
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Schedule or publish
Pick a date and time in your workspace's time zone, publish right away, or save a draft. SolMarrow posts on time, even when you're offline.
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Keep track
Every published post links back to WordPress. If one can't go out, you see the reason and can fix it and try again.
Features
Everything You Need to Run WordPress Alongside Every Other Account
Blog and social in one plan
Schedule WordPress posts in the same calendar as their social announcements.
November
Your time zoneWrite once, trim per network
Publish the full article to WordPress and short versions to your social networks.
Bulk schedule with titles
Schedule many WordPress posts from one CSV file with a title column.
Client review before it goes live
Clients approve articles through a review link before they publish.
Client
Looks great, approve it 👍
Post approved
via your review link
Tips
WordPress tips that make every scheduled post work harder.
Grow on WordPress
Name your Application Password
Call it something clear like "SolMarrow" when you create it. If you ever stop using a tool, you can revoke just that key without changing your login.
Put your best image first
The first image becomes the featured image, which most themes show in post lists and many sites use when a post is shared. Choose a wide, clean image.
Title for search
Use the words readers would type into a search engine and put the main phrase near the start. Short, specific titles are less likely to be cut off in results.
Your Brand
yourblog.com
Draft long pieces first
For long articles, save a WordPress draft and check headings, links and formatting in the block editor before you publish.
Promote after it's live
Schedule the social posts that link to the article a little after the article's publish time, so the link works the moment people click.
FAQ
WordPress Scheduling Questions, Answered
Still have a question? Write to us and we will help you get set up.
Ask a QuestionSolMarrow connects to self-hosted WordPress sites running WordPress 5.6 or later, using an Application Password. That's the setup the WordPress connection is built for.
No. You create an Application Password in WordPress, which is a separate key just for SolMarrow. Your login password stays private, and you can revoke the key at any time.
In your WordPress dashboard under Users → Profile, in the Application Passwords section. It's part of WordPress 5.6 and later.
Yes. The first image you add to the post becomes the featured image, and any other media appears inline in the post.
Yes. Choose to save the post as a WordPress draft instead of publishing, and finish it in the WordPress editor whenever you're ready.
Yes. Add tags in the composer and they're attached to the post on your site.
Yes. The free plan has no limit on connected accounts or posts in one workspace and includes 1 GB of media storage, with no card. Pro is $10 a month for more workspaces, team invites and 10 GB.
