Tutorials
Add a feed, in six steps.
Every account starts from its website: paste your address and see your 30-day plan first. These three narrated walkthroughs cover the optional next step — a product feed for price-drop and new-arrival posts, or a blog or newsroom feed for new-article posts — and each ends with a queue of posts waiting for your yes.
All three follow the same path: connect a feed, connect a channel, pick a template, build an automation, work the queue, go live. The differences are in the settings.
Pick the one that sounds like you
If none of them quite fits, start with the shop one — it is the most thorough about feeds, and the rest is the same app.
Shops
Six steps, about ten minutes of real work. At the end a price drop in your feed becomes a branded, approved post — and you are the one who says yes to it.
Blogs
Six steps. At the end, every article you publish comes back as a branded card, and a second rule quietly recirculates the archive so a slow writing week is not a silent timeline.
News
Six steps, tuned for volume. The settings that matter here are the ones the other two tutorials leave alone: spread mode, a high rate limit, newest-first ordering and a freshness window that drops what missed its moment.