內容簡介
PublisherKits SocialPromoter 讓使用者能夠直接從 WordPress 文章發佈和排程社交媒體內容到 X (Twitter)、LinkedIn、Facebook 頁面和 Bluesky，無需離開編輯器，提升內容發佈效率。
【主要功能】
• 實時字數計數器，限制 280 字元
• 一鍵發佈標籤，快速插入主題標籤
• 即時發佈，立即發送至所有選定帳號
• 排程發佈，選擇日期和時間自動處理
• 佇列檢視，查看即將發佈的內容
• 發佈歷史，完整的發佈記錄與錯誤紀錄
外掛標籤
開發者團隊
② 後台搜尋「PublisherKits SocialPromoter」→ 直接安裝（推薦）
原文外掛簡介
SocialPromoter by PublisherKits lets publishers post and schedule social media content from WordPress Posts directly to X (Twitter), LinkedIn, Facebook Pages and Bluesky — without leaving the editor.
Core features (free — everything in this plugin is fully functional):
Write social copy with a live character counter (280-character X warning)
Click post tags to insert as hashtags
Post Now — fires immediately to all selected accounts
Schedule — pick a date and time, WP Cron handles the rest
Queue view — see all upcoming scheduled posts and cancel any
Post history — the full, paginated log of everything sent, with errors
Multiple accounts per platform — ideal for agencies and multi-brand publishers
Brand hashtags — standing tags blended into every post
Pro features — supplied in a separate package; their implementation is not included in this WordPress.org build:
Engagement statistics — likes, comments, shares and clicks on sent posts
Campaigns — group posts, UTM-tag every link, PDF/GA4 client reports
Automation — new-post suggestions, reposting and story boosts
AI copy drafting — tone, goal and technique variants
Branded images — platform-sized canvases with your logo and headline bar
WP Job Manager support — post and schedule from job listings
Author tagging — writers’ handles and hashtags suggested automatically, stored in BioBuilder-compatible fields so the two stay in sync
Supported platforms:
X (Twitter) — OAuth 1.0a, posts via API v2
LinkedIn — personal profiles and company pages
Facebook — pages (requires Facebook developer app)
Bluesky — app-password login, posts with clickable links
X and Facebook use your own developer app credentials. LinkedIn uses the shared PublisherKits relay app so company-page posting can use the approved LinkedIn Community Management API access.
More from PublisherKits:
BioBuilder — automatic author profiles: bios, photos and social links, filled in for each author. Free on WordPress.org: https://wordpress.org/plugins/publisherkits-biobuilder/
More tools for WordPress publishers at https://publisherkits.com.
External Services
This plugin connects to the following external APIs when you have configured credentials and connected accounts:
X API (api.twitter.com and upload.twitter.com) — for OAuth authentication, posting tweets and uploading post images. Your post text, link and image are sent when you post; your app credentials are sent when authenticating. X Developer Terms of Service | X Privacy Policy
Facebook Graph API (graph.facebook.com) — for OAuth authentication and posting to Facebook Pages. Your post text, link and image are sent when you post; your app credentials are sent when authenticating. Meta Platform Terms | Meta Privacy Policy
LinkedIn API (api.linkedin.com) — for OAuth authentication and posting shares. Your post text, link and image are sent when you post. LinkedIn API Terms of Use | LinkedIn Privacy Policy
Bluesky API (bsky.social) — for app-password authentication and posting. Your post text, link and image are sent when you post. Bluesky Terms of Service | Bluesky Privacy Policy
PublisherKits LinkedIn connect relay (pkits.org) — LinkedIn connections are authorised through a shared PublisherKits developer app, so you do not need your own LinkedIn developer app. The relay is operated by us (PublisherKits, Black and White Trading Ltd) and is contacted only during the connect step: when you click Connect, your browser is sent to LinkedIn to sign in, and your site then posts a one-time ticket, a nonce and a signature to the relay to complete the OAuth handshake and receive the LinkedIn access token, which is stored encrypted on your own site. No post content, personal data or analytics is ever sent to the relay; posts go directly from your site to api.linkedin.com. PublisherKits Terms of Service | PublisherKits Privacy Policy
PublisherKits Support Copilot service (bwtlsupport.com) — optional in-plugin support assistant, the Help button on SocialPromoter admin screens. When you use it, your question and recent chat history are sent, together with your site address and (where available) its licence installation identifier used to authorise the request and apply fair-use limits, the plugin version and those of other installed PublisherKits plugins, the admin screen name, and a short whitelist of non-sensitive settings and counts (which social platforms have a connected account, how many accounts and how many queued, sent and failed posts exist, and five on/off settings covering reminders, queue auto-cancel, debug logging and uninstall clean-up). No account names or handles, access tokens, API keys, post copy or scheduled-post content are ever sent, and the assistant is read-only — it cannot change anything on your site. Nothing is sent until a user who can manage this plugin’s settings accepts the in-widget privacy notice; consent can be withdrawn on the Support screen. Ordinary questions are not retained after they are answered; only if you choose “Send to support” is the conversation kept, to become a support ticket. PublisherKits Terms of Service | PublisherKits Privacy Policy
No data is sent to these services until you have configured app credentials and connected accounts. Posting only occurs when you explicitly click Post Now or approve a scheduled post. The Support Copilot sends nothing until its privacy notice is accepted.
This plugin also uses the Freemius SDK (freemius.com) for licensing, updates and optional usage diagnostics. No data is sent to Freemius unless you explicitly opt in on the activation screen — skipping the opt-in keeps the plugin fully functional. Freemius Terms of Service | Freemius Privacy Policy
This free plugin makes no AI requests: AI copy drafting belongs to the separately distributed Pro version, which uses the AI provider the site configures in WordPress core’s Settings > Connectors, under that provider’s own terms and privacy policy.
