# How to Auto Post Blogs to Your Social Media Account

**Step 1: Navigate to Flows** 

Open Social Schedular app and navigate to the "Flows" section. This is where you can set up automation flows to manage your social media posts efficiently.

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**Step 2: Create a New Flow**

Click on "Add Flow" to start creating a new automation flow specifically for your blog post.

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**Step 3: Select the Event**

From the available events, choose "Blog Post Published" as the trigger event. This event will initiate the automation whenever you publish a new blog post. You'll also see a dropdown menu with a list of your blog post categories.&#x20;

Choose the **specific blog post category** that you want to auto-post when a new blog is released.&#x20;

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**Step 4: Choose Social Media Channels**&#x20;

Select the social media channels where you want your blog posts to be auto-posted.&#x20;

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{% hint style="info" %}
Please be aware that Instagram does not support clickable links in posts, so your blog post on Instagram will not include a direct link.
{% endhint %}

That's all. Your Flow will run once every hour, and if there are any new blogs posted in a specific blog category, your Flow will automatically post them.&#x20;


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