Use case

Social Media Automation for SaaS Founders

Announce launches, changelogs, and new features on every channel automatically, straight from your product or your blog.

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Founders ship constantly, but customers only notice what gets announced. Most updates never make it to social media at all.

Turning shipping into visible momentum

Every release, integration, and improvement is a reason to post. Prospects see a product that is moving, and customers learn about features they would otherwise miss.

The problem is time. Writing a post for each network after each release competes with the next release.

Connecting your product to social channels

Send changelog entries to zedgad through the webhook or API when they are published, with a title, summary, and link to the release notes. Zedgad posts them to LinkedIn, X, and your other channels.

Bigger launches deserve a hand-written post. Write it once in the dashboard, preview it on each platform, and schedule it for launch time.

Choosing what to automate

Automate the steady stream: changelog entries, new blog posts, and documentation updates. Write by hand the moments that need a story, such as a launch, a funding round, or a milestone.

Start with one source, such as the changelog, and expand once you trust the output.

Key takeaway

Automate the changelog, hand-write the launches, and post both from the same project.

Practical workflow

From source to published result.

01

Pick one source

Start with the changelog or blog, where updates already have a title and link.

02

Connect it

Send new entries to zedgad through the webhook or API, or use the WordPress plugin.

03

Add launch posts

Schedule bigger announcements from the dashboard and review every result in one log.

Questions

Before you publish.

Does zedgad post to LinkedIn company pages?

LinkedIn profiles are supported today, which suits founder-led posting. LinkedIn Pages are coming soon.

Is there an API?

Yes. The zedgad API accepts content with a title, summary, link, and image, and there are examples for Python, Node, PHP, Ruby, Go, and cURL.

Can I run separate projects for two products?

Yes. Each product can have its own project with its own accounts. Pro includes 5 projects.

Create once. Publish everywhere.

Make your next post go further.

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