Articles that mention "Instagram"

Reduce digital overwhelm with automation

While a new app may seem like the answer to productivity problems, too many tools can slow you down. Use automation—and organization—to reduce the noise.

Instagram automation: The 4 most popular ways to streamline your social media

Connecting your Instagram profile with other apps lets you repurpose content, keep accurate backups, and analyze social engagement patterns. Here's how.

How to automate your event promotion with Zapier and ChatGPT

Run your event promotion on autopilot when you combine the power of AI with automation.

How to link Instagram to Twitter and Tweet all your photos

You put great pictures on Instagram. Everyone's noticed...except for your Twitter followers.

How to link Instagram to your Facebook Page (or multiple Facebook Pages)

Your company's Instagram game is strong, but you sometimes forget to add those posts to the Facebook Pages you run. Good news: you can automatically publish all Instagram photos on all of your Facebook pages.

How to automatically share Instagram photos on Pinterest

Expand your reach by automatically posting across social platforms with Zapier.

Connect Instagram and YouTube for automated crossposting

Video helps you share your brand's story with customers. Automatically share the same videos between YouTube and Instgram so you can leverage search and social with less effort.

5 ways to automate X (formerly known as Twitter)

X can be a valuable business tool for tracking brand sentiment and communicating with customers. Learn how Zapier can help you get the most out of X and reduce distractions.

5 things you should automate today

How much time do you spend each day moving information from one app into another? If you use software at work, you’re probably moving data around manually at least some of the time. We think you should make the computers do that for you.

How to download everything you've shared on social media

You only have to spend a few minutes looking at your Twitter feed to appreciate how fleeting and transient social media can be—posts appear, get their moment in the sun, and are then buried under an avalanche of new posts.