What can Revive Old Post Pro share?

Revive Old Post Pro, also presented as Revive Social PRO, automates sharing of WordPress posts, pages, and supported custom post types to connected social accounts. Custom types can include WooCommerce or BigCommerce products, recipes, books, and other registered content. You can connect multiple accounts and choose which content each one may share.

Available network options include Facebook, X, Instagram, LinkedIn profiles and company pages, Tumblr, Google My Business, VK profiles and communities, Telegram, Mastodon, and Bluesky. Options vary by network and account type.

When do shares go out?

Set an interval between shares or create a custom schedule with selected days and times. WordPress posts scheduled for future publication can be shared when they go live. You can also set how many posts are shared at a time and limit eligible posts by age. The auto-republish option updates a post’s publication date after it has been shared.

How can each account use various content?

Exclude categories, tags, and other custom taxonomies on a per-account basis. This lets you keep selected topics out of specific social feeds. Content variations let you add multiple versions of a share, including custom images, and the plugin can choose a variation when sharing. Hashtags can be generated from tags, categories, or custom fields.

Other publishing controls include custom UTM tags, additional text before or after post content, and Magic tags for dynamic share text. You can also share images and videos from the WordPress media library or publish a post as an picture post.

Can it share feeds and multilingual content?

RSS feed sharing uses the Revive Network addon, available with Revive Social PRO. It can send items from external feeds to connected social accounts. WPML, Polylang, and TranslatePress support includes options for sharing content in different languages to the corresponding accounts.

Setup and use

Install the PRO edition in WordPress, connect the social accounts you want to use, and choose the content types and networks for sharing. Configure the schedule, account filters, variations, hashtags, RSS feeds, and language options that fit your publishing needs, then review each account’s settings before enabling automatic sharing.

The controls suit blogs that want to reshare archive posts, stores sharing product content, and agencies managing social accounts for multiple clients.