Other Social Media How To Link YouTube ,Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Facebook Page for crosspost ?

[HIIBBOO PRESS]

I want To know How to make crosspost by linking all the social Media in one place?

 

[Koshkoval]

There are special services for this, you just need to Google about it, and you will find everything you need.

 

[Koshkoval]

There are special services for this, you just need to Google about it, and you will find everything you need.

 

[The Jungle Explorer]

Unfortunately, I don't think there is such a thing for every platform. It would be nice if you could create a single post and have it posted on all your platforms, Twitter, Instagram, Linkedin, TikTok, Facebook, etc, but I do not know of any way this can be accomplished simply because many of these platforms have way different styles of posting limitations.

 

[MattCommand1]

Unfortunately, I don't think there is such a thing for every platform. It would be nice if you could create a single post and have it posted on all your platforms, Twitter, Instagram, Linkedin, TikTok, Facebook, etc, but I do not know of any way this can be accomplished simply because many of these platforms have way different styles of posting limitations.

I've recently been making some experimental YT shorts videos. As an afterthought I uploaded to TikTok and Instagram since I had nothing to lose.

I try as much to do it all from the desktop but for IG Reels, I was forced to copy the video file to my phone then upload it from the IG app. It is a pain in the neck. On TikTok, it wasn't too bad uploading from the desktop. But IG is forcing users to upload from their phones which also means you have to type the title, hashtags, etc. from the phone which I don't prefer.

 

[The Jungle Explorer]

I've recently been making some experimental YT shorts videos. As an afterthought I uploaded to TikTok and Instagram since I had nothing to lose.

I try as much to do it all from the desktop but for IG Reels, I was forced to copy the video file to my phone then upload it from the IG app. It is a pain in the neck. On TikTok, it wasn't too bad uploading from the desktop. But IG is forcing users to upload from their phones which also means you have to type the title, hashtags, etc. from the phone which I don't prefer.

As much as I hate to admit it, yesterday I opened a TikTok account. I almost threw up just landing on the home page I was so repulsed by the videos that I saw, but I muscled threw it and created my account, and uploaded my first video.

I am just going to use it as a way to drive traffic to my YT account, even though I m not sure how the best way to do that is yet. The whole production methodology of how people make TikTok videos makes my skin crawl, so I will not be following those methods. I will just stick with how I have been making YT shorts. So basically, I am just gonna make a YT short (which is a teaser for my full-length YT video), and post it to my Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and TikTok accounts. One video to serve them all. I am down to producing only one video a month for my JE channel, so I can spend time during the month promoting it on these other platforms. It probably won't do much, but every little bit helps since YT slashed my viewership in half last year and it has never recovered.

 

[MattCommand1]

As much as I hate to admit it, yesterday I opened a TikTok account. I almost threw up just landing on the home page I was so repulsed by the videos that I saw, but I muscled threw it and created my account, and uploaded my first video.

I am just going to use it as a way to drive traffic to my YT account, even though I m not sure how the best way to do that is yet. The whole production methodology of how people make TikTok videos makes my skin crawl, so I will not be following those methods. I will just stick with how I have been making YT shorts. So basically, I am just gonna make a YT short (which is a teaser for my full-length YT video), and post it to my Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and TikTok accounts. One video to serve them all. I am down to producing only one video a month for my JE channel, so I can spend time during the month promoting it on these other platforms. It probably won't do much, but every little bit helps since YT slashed my viewership in half last year and it has never recovered.

Both in TikTok and IG Reels, I immediately stop the video play and silence it going in. I just go in long enough to do what I need to do and get the heck out. However, I do take the time respond to comments viewers have left and study some analytics.

And if it makes you feel better there are some accounts that don't rely on pranks, gimmicks, slapstick, loud music, and the stuff that also repels me. But admittedly they are few and far between.

I thought I would funnel some viewers to my YT channel but I changed my mind because I don't believe most of those viewers will be able to cope with the longer form videos we have, thereby hurting ourselves.

If they come into our long-form videos for 30-seconds and then bail out, I don't think that is a good signal to send to the YT Algorithm (YTA). It may send a signal to YTA that our videos are horrible when, in fact, it is an attention span deficit.

It is true that the same things could happen with our YT shorts in our own channels but at least they are on the same platform. Dragging IG and TT viewers to our long-form YT videos seems like a huge leap.

And so, at the moment, I have consigned myself that both TT and IG are little video outposts to themselves. I will upload if I happen to make a YT short but (at the moment) I don't see much point in doing more. TT and IG are kind of my ugly obligatory stepchildren. I do the bare minimum to keep a presence there.

But I am monitoring things to see if I get any other insights.

 

[The Jungle Explorer]

Yeah. I agree with you. I have no faith in my ability to do much on those other platforms or even convert them into YT traffic. The main reason I want to have a presence on then is to control my branding.

 

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