YouTube is the one channel that will not take a text post, which is precisely why most businesses skip it. Connecting it is only worth anything if something is making the video, and here the Video Producer is. Shorts and videos made in the Studio go out on schedule, written up for YouTube rather than cross-posted.
One click from the Integrations page.
YouTube takes video only, so the Video Producer is what makes this channel usable at all.
Publish from the calendar, or let it go out on its own once you trust it.
Every agent starts switched off. You turn these on when you want them, one agent at a time.
No, and neither can anyone else. YouTube takes video only, and the calendar enforces that: the channel can only be picked for a post that has video. This is exactly why the Video Producer matters more here than on any other network.
Short vertical videos with named presenters and a real voice, cinematic ads with music, and product videos built from your own catalogue. All made in the Studio without a camera, a crew or a shoot.
The Video Producer makes the video, the Social Copywriter writes the accompanying text, and the Publisher uploads it at the scheduled minute. The Social Planner decides how often the channel gets fed in the first place.
Yes. Video lands on the calendar like everything else and nothing uploads until you publish it. Autopilot exists if you want it later, but it starts off.
No. The one-at-a-time rule applies only to where articles publish. All nine social channels can be connected at the same time.
Settings apply per website - manage several sites from one account.