How does Import the post you're repurposing work?

Step 1: Choose the source channel — With Repurpose on, pick the channel the post came from — that decides which import actions are available. Step 2: Load posts, for Facebook Pages — Load posts opens a Recent Facebook posts picker using the same Page mapping publishing uses, so mapped projects show their own Page. Step 3: Or fetch it From URL — Paste any public post or article link and Fetch pulls the readable text plus the lead and in-content images. Step 4: Media comes with it — Images from the loaded post or fetched page are downloaded locally and attached as the campaign's media.

Content Machine

Import the post you're repurposing

Bring the post you want to repurpose into a campaign without hunting for it or re-uploading its images. Load posts lists your recent Facebook Page posts to pick from, and From URL fetches a public post or article, extracting its readable text and downloading its images as campaign media.

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A closer look at Import the post you're repurposing

New campaign composer with the Repurpose switch on, Repurposing from LinkedIn selected, and a pasted post URL being fetched with its two images imported as campaign media

Why you need this

How it changes your marketing workflow

Repurposing usually starts with the dullest part: scrolling back through a channel to find the post, copying its text out, then downloading and re-uploading every image. Loading a post or fetching its URL does all of that in one action — including the media — so the campaign starts with the real post and its real pictures instead of a lossy paste.

How it works

From open to result in a few steps

1

Choose the source channel

With Repurpose on, pick the channel the post came from — that decides which import actions are available.

2

Load posts, for Facebook Pages

Load posts opens a Recent Facebook posts picker using the same Page mapping publishing uses, so mapped projects show their own Page.

3

Or fetch it From URL

Paste any public post or article link and Fetch pulls the readable text plus the lead and in-content images.

4

Media comes with it

Images from the loaded post or fetched page are downloaded locally and attached as the campaign's media.

Without 1MarketingTool

The old, fragmented way vs. one local app

The hard way

Scroll back through the channel to find the post

Select and copy its text by hand, hoping formatting survives

Save each image, then re-upload them to the new campaign

Discover halfway through that you grabbed the wrong post

The 1MarketingTool way

Hit Load posts and pick from your recent Page posts

Or paste the post's URL and hit Fetch

Text and images land in the campaign together

A login-walled post tells you to paste instead of failing quietly

Key capabilities

Everything included with Import the post you're repurposing

List your recent Facebook Page posts and pick one as the source

Respect the project's Page mapping instead of guessing an account

Fetch a public post or article from its URL in one action

Read Facebook post URLs as the post itself, not the surrounding page and comments

Extract readable article text without the site's navigation and footer

Download the lead image and in-content images as campaign media

Fail clearly on login-walled posts, pointing you at pasting the text

Why it matters

The payoff of having content machine built into your workspace

No copy-paste archaeology

Recent posts are listed with thumbnails, Page name and date, so you pick the right one instead of scrolling a feed.

Images come along automatically

The post's pictures are downloaded and attached, replacing the download-and-re-upload round trip.

Honest about its limits

Channels without a post-reading API say so plainly and point you at From URL or pasting, rather than silently failing.

Ready to run your marketing locally?

Download 1MarketingTool and use Import the post you're repurposing alongside 71 other features, all in one app.

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