How to move from X (Twitter) to Bluesky and keep your audience
Save your X (Twitter) archive, set up a Bluesky profile people recognize, tell followers where you’ve gone and run both accounts without double work.
Notes from the making of Studio
Short reads on how the app works and why it is built this way.
RSS feedHow to move your Mastodon account to another server
Move your followers to a new Mastodon server, import your follows, lists and blocks, and update links, verification and posts scheduled for the old account.
How to post a GIF on X (Twitter), Bluesky, Mastodon and Telegram
Fit a GIF to the size and one-GIF rules of X (Twitter), Bluesky, Mastodon and Telegram, make it loop, add a description and check that it plays.
How to publish an article online without a website
Choose a place to publish without your own site, write an article whose opening and cover image work in link previews, and share it on social networks.
Share social media accounts with a team without sharing passwords
Give teammates their own access to X (Twitter), Telegram and other accounts, decide who can draft or publish, and remove access cleanly when someone leaves.
Social media character limits: X (Twitter), Bluesky, Mastodon
See how many characters X (Twitter), Bluesky, Mastodon, Misskey and Telegram allow, how each counts links and emoji, and how to fit one post into all of them.
How to use hashtags on Mastodon, Bluesky and X (Twitter)
See how hashtags work on Mastodon, Bluesky and X (Twitter), choose one or two readable tags, adapt them per network and check that each tag lists your post.
Image size limits on X (Twitter), Bluesky, Mastodon and Telegram
Check how many images and how large a file each network takes, crop so the subject stays in view, and export one set of files that fits all four networks.
How to create a Telegram bot and add it to your channel
Add a bot to your Telegram channel as an admin that can post: create it with @BotFather, keep its token safe, test it and fix it when posts don’t arrive.
How to verify your website on Mastodon with rel=me
Get the Mastodon checkmark next to your website: link it to your profile with rel=me, add its address to a profile field, and fix links that don’t verify.
How to correct a published social post without losing the correction
Classify the error, choose a supported edit, correction or removal, update every affected version, and verify the live result instead of trusting the local editor.
How to publish multilingual social posts without changing the meaning
Create a shared factual brief, localize text and images, verify links and dates, and review every language before scheduling a multilingual announcement.
How to schedule X (Twitter) posts and verify the right account published
Choose an available X (Twitter) scheduling method, verify account permissions, review text and media, and check the live post before retrying a failed job.
A social media content approval checklist for a small team
Review the exact text, image, destination and timing, record a clear decision, and prevent later edits from bypassing a simple manual approval process.
Social media content warnings: choose clear labels and verify what stays hidden
Distinguish content warnings, sensitive-media flags and audience settings, write useful labels, and test each destination before cross-posting sensitive context.
How to choose a social media scheduler: test the work you actually do
Build a requirements sheet, test account and media support, compare costs fairly and choose a scheduler using verified results rather than feature counts.
How to schedule Mastodon posts on the right instance
Connect your Mastodon instance, preserve visibility and content warnings, and verify a scheduled post without creating duplicates.
How to schedule Misskey notes with the right visibility and media
Prepare a Misskey note, check instance compatibility, MFM, content warnings and image descriptions, then test scheduling and recovery.
Schedule social posts across time zones without shifting the moment
Separate audience time from device time, record a named timezone, check daylight-saving changes and verify scheduled posts after travel.
How to schedule social media threads without breaking the reply chain
Plan a connected thread, adapt each destination, verify reply order and recover a partial publication without duplicating the opening posts.
Scheduled social post failed? A checklist before you retry
Diagnose missing, delayed or partially published social posts, recover the correct destination, and gather useful support details without duplicates.
Social media alt text: a practical checklist with examples
Write useful image descriptions for photos, event posters and charts, then preserve and verify them when scheduling social posts.
Social media engagement metrics: compare results without misleading totals
Understand reactions, replies, views and follower changes. Choose a meaningful denominator and build a fair weekly review across social networks.
Switch social media schedulers without publishing the same post twice
Inventory a live queue, preserve drafts and media descriptions, hand off one destination at a time and verify the new scheduler before retiring the old one.
Turn one article into useful social posts without repeating yourself
Extract distinct lessons from an article, write standalone updates and preserve evidence, examples and reader value across a short content series.
Cross-post to Bluesky, Mastodon and Misskey without losing context
Adapt one idea for Bluesky, Mastodon and Misskey. Check mentions, links, media descriptions, content warnings and publication on each destination.
Build a useful link in bio with articles, RSS and newsletter signup
Organize a creator profile around clear reader choices, choose RSS or email, and check subscription and delivery workflows.
How to schedule Bluesky posts and check they published
Plan Bluesky posts with a clear timezone, accessible images and a publication check. A practical scheduling workflow with recovery steps.
How to schedule Telegram channel posts without duplicate sends
Choose native Telegram scheduling or a publishing tool, check bot permissions, and troubleshoot delayed or failed channel posts.
A weekly social media content calendar you can reuse
Build a manageable weekly posting plan with a reusable table, concrete copy angles, publication checks and a review method for the next week.
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