Pallyy's repeat posts schedule the same post over and over automatically, on a daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly interval, for up to 50 occurrences. Set it up once and your recurring content, weekly promos, monthly reminders, yearly anniversaries, takes care of itself.
How to set up a repeat post
Pallyy's repeat option is set when you create a post in the post composer:
- Build your post as usual and pick a date and time. Repeat posts need a future date.
- Turn on Repeat and choose an interval: Day, Week, Month, or Year.
- Choose how many times it should run, anywhere from 2 to 50 occurrences.

The Repeat dropdown lists each interval based on the date you picked:

Once you pick an interval, a second field appears for the number of occurrences, and Pallyy summarises the series below it:

Schedule it and every occurrence lands on your calendar, ready to review.
Edit or delete a repeating post
Pallyy asks how far your change should reach whenever you edit or delete a post that belongs to a repeat series. You'll pick one of three scopes:
- This post only: change just this occurrence.
- This and following: change this occurrence and every one after it.
- All: change the entire series.
The scope prompt appears on deletes too, so read it before confirming. Choosing All removes every occurrence in the series, not just the one you clicked.
Publish a repeat post right now
Pallyy disables Publish now on posts that belong to a repeat series, because immediate publishing doesn't fit a schedule of future occurrences. If you want one occurrence out immediately, you've got two options: schedule it for a minute from now, or clone the post, turn Repeat off on the clone, and publish that.
Seeing Publish now greyed out? Check whether the post is part of a repeat series. That's the most common reason it's disabled.
Frequently asked questions
How many times can a post repeat?
A Pallyy repeat post runs between 2 and 50 occurrences, on a daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly interval. Once the last occurrence publishes, the series is done.
Can I change just one post in a repeat series?
Yes. When you edit a post in a Pallyy repeat series, choose This post only at the scope prompt and the rest of the series stays untouched.
Why can't I use Publish now on my post?
Publish now is disabled on Pallyy posts that belong to a repeat series. Schedule the post instead, or clone it, turn Repeat off on the clone, and publish the clone immediately.
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