Set up a repeating post with Evergreen

Create an evergreen

1. Open Evergreen from the top navigation.
2. Click + New evergreen (or Create your first if you don't have any yet).
3. Optional: give it a Title — this is for your reference only.
4. Under Network, choose X or LinkedIn.
5. Write your post text. Click + Add post to add another post to the same evergreen — each card is one post in the repeating thread, posted in that order every time it fires.
6. Add media to any post: click + Image to upload one, or + GIF to search Giphy and insert one.
7. Optional: click + Add ad to attach a promo ad — one image plus a link — that rotates into the last post each time the evergreen fires. You can add up to 10.
8. Under Cadence, enter a number and choose days, weeks, or months.
9. Set First fire — the date and time of the first post. Later posts repeat on the same cadence from that point.
10. Click Save.

Manage an evergreen

Each evergreen in your list gives you:

• Edit — change its posts, ads, cadence, or first-fire time.
• Pause / Resume — stop or restart it firing without deleting it.
• Run history — see when it last fired and the result of each run.
• Delete — remove it. Run history is preserved, but it stops firing.

Times are fixed to the instant you set, so a daily or weekly evergreen can shift by an hour on your clock when daylight saving time changes.

Why an evergreen might pause itself

Feedjot pauses an evergreen automatically in a few cases, and names the reason on its status badge:

• Your subscription lapsed — it resumes when you resubscribe.
• Your X or LinkedIn account disconnected — reconnect it, then click Resume.
• Too many fires in a row failed — check the content, then click Resume.
• Its schedule fell too far behind to catch up — edit the next fire time, then click Resume.
• It grew too large — too many posts or too long a title — shorten it, then click Resume.