Social Media Scheduler for Podcasters — Promote Every Episode, Automatically

SchedPilot turns every episode you publish into a scheduled promotion campaign across X, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, and Reddit — triggered by your podcast RSS feed, so promoting a new episode stops being a second job.

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Your RSS feed becomes your marketing engine

Every podcast host — Transistor, Buzzsprout, Libsyn, Spotify for Creators — gives you an RSS feed. SchedPilot pipelines run straight off it: a new episode appears, and your promo posts get drafted and scheduled across the networks you choose. One real setup running today pulls new items from RSS, rewrites each with Claude into platform-native posts, and schedules 30 days of content across LinkedIn, X, and Bluesky — automatically, with safe retries so nothing ever double-posts.

For a weekly show, that’s the difference between “I should really promote this episode” and waking up to a week of promotion already queued.

Announcement day is one post. Promotion is ten.

The episodes that grow shows get promoted more than once: the launch announcement, a quote-of-the-episode later in the week, a “in case you missed it” the following Tuesday, an evergreen re-share two months on. SchedPilot’s visual calendar makes that a drag-and-drop plan instead of a memory test — and threads on X, Threads, and Bluesky let you break a great episode into a multi-post story, natively scheduled.

Publishing video or clips too? YouTube — including Shorts — is a first-class platform in SchedPilot, scheduled from the same calendar as everything else.

Automate as much or as little as you want

No code needed: plan and write in the calendar like any scheduler. Want the full autopilot? SchedPilot has a native n8n node, a REST API, and MCP support — so an AI agent can draft your episode promos from show notes and push them in as drafts for your approval. You review, tweak the wording, hit approve. The AI never publishes anything you haven’t seen.

Priced for independent shows

Everything above is included from $21/month flat — all 10 platforms, automation access included, no per-channel fees. Compare that to per-channel pricing elsewhere, where connecting your five main networks alone costs more.

Stop re-announcing episodes by hand

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