WordPress plugin
Revive Old Post Pro
Revive Old Post Pro, also presented as Revive Social PRO, sends WordPress posts, pages, and supported custom post types to connected social accounts. Custom types can include WooCommerce and BigCommerce products, recipes, books, and other content. Connect multiple accounts, exclude specific posts, and set category, tag, or custom taxonomy exclusions for each account.
Account rules shape what gets shared
Revive Old Post Pro, also presented as Revive Social PRO, sends WordPress posts, pages, and supported custom post types to connected social accounts. Custom types can include WooCommerce and BigCommerce products, recipes, books, and other content. Connect multiple accounts, exclude specific posts, and set category, tag, or custom taxonomy exclusions for each account.
Available destinations include Facebook Pages and Groups, X, Instagram, LinkedIn profiles and company pages, Tumblr, Google My Business, VK profiles and communities, Telegram, Mastodon, and Bluesky. Some network options require the PRO edition, and availability depends on the network and account type.
Scheduling settings determine when shares go out
Share new or older posts automatically, or publish to connected accounts when you publish in WordPress. Set the interval between shares, how many posts to share, and the eligible post age range. PRO includes a schedule by day of the week and time. Future-dated WordPress posts can be shared when WordPress publishes them, subject to the content filters you set.
Share variations adapt posts for various accounts
Create multiple versions of a share, including versions with custom pictures. Revive Social selects a variation when sharing. It can also generate hashtags from WordPress tags, categories, or custom fields. WPML, Polylang, and TranslatePress support lets multilingual sites share translated posts to their corresponding social accounts.
Revive Network adds items from RSS feeds
With the Revive Network addon, share items from RSS feeds from any site to connected social accounts. This lets administrators include selected external feed content in their sharing process alongside their own WordPress content.
To set up sharing, connect the accounts, choose the content types and destinations, then configure schedules, variations, exclusions, hashtags, feeds, and multilingual options as needed. Review each account’s publishing settings before enabling automatic distribution.