• New User Guide

  Learning a new program can be overwhelming, we get it! We've put together this guide to break down the steps of where to get started, all the way to getting your posts publishing to Facebook. ​ If you have any questions along the way, please don't hesitate to reach out to our LIVE support chat, using the chat icon in the lower corner of your screen. We're there every day from 8am - 10pm CST and would be happy to help! ​ Looking for a more interactive training? ​ ⭐ We host weekly liveFew readers

• Get started by creating a template

  You can watch the full video tutorial below or continue reading for written instructions: Creating a New Template Templates are where you create all your party posts, all in one list. That way, you'll be able to schedule an entire party's worth of posts all at once! First, select Templates from your dashboard menu. Click the New Template button. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/1/e/5/9/1e5959Few readers

• How to Save / Import a Shared Template

  It's SUPER easy! First, make sure you are logged into your PostMyParty account. Next, click the link you were given. This will open a new window - click the Import Template button on that page. The entire template (including text, photos, links, and the times) will be saved in your account, under your list of templates.Few readers

• How to edit a shared template

  Has someone shared a template with you, and you're wanting to make some changes to it? This article will walk you through how to do this. ​ ​If you haven't already, you'll need to save that shared template to your account. ​ Click the template link you were given. A new window will pop up - click the Import button on that page. ​ The entire template will immediately be saved in your account. View the Template From your PostMyParty dashboard, click Templates. This wilFew readers

• How to Schedule a Party

  Posts can be scheduled to Facebook groups, business pages, events, and Messenger chats. ​ Before scheduling posts to any of those locations, make sure you have installed the PostMyParty Chrome extension. ​ You can watch the video below, or continue on to view the written steps: ​ How to Schedule a party From the PostMyParty menu, clicFew readers

• How to Create a Post

  Posts can be created in the following locations: Templates ​Templates are where you can create a chronological list of posts in a set order. ​ Parties Parties are posts that have been scheduled to post. Post Libraries *​LibrariesFew readers

• Use Replacement Tokens to Customize your Party

  You can watch the full video tutorial below or continue reading for written instructions: Replacement Tokens Overview Replacement Tokens are a great way to keep your Templates and parties organized and personalized. Tokens are created in your Template posts, and when you go to schedule a new party, you have a “Tokens” option which allows you to enter specific pieces of information that will be automatically replaced into the TempFew readers

• How to use the Adjust Posts feature

  When posting to multiple parties on the same day(s), it is very important to make sure that you do not have posts scheduled for the exact same time. This tool is used to shift the posts forward or backward by the time increment you select. For example, let's say your template has posts for 8am, 12pm, and 4pm. If you use the adjust Post tool and select +10 minutes, the times of those posts would shift to 8:10am, 12:10pm, and 4:10pm. This is especially helpful if you have multiple parties usiFew readers

• How to Use the Post Library

  You can watch the full video tutorial below or continue reading for written instructions: ​ From the main menu in your PostMyParty account, click on the Post Library tab. You will see 2 tabs at the top of the page: Libraries - These are categories/folders to organize your individual posts. Click the name of a Library to open and view posts Or use the New Library button to create a new one All Posts - This lisFew readers

• Testing out a template

  If you have completed a template, you may want to test it out for yourself before posting it for others to see on Facebook. This can be helpful if you're unsure how the information in your posts will be displayed. The best way to do this would be to create a private group, and schedule your posts there. Here's how: Create a test group for yourself. Go to Facebook, and create a closed or hidden group. You don't need to invite any members, as this is just a test group for yourself. See heFew readers