Connect Metricool integrations
Pilot your social media presence with Metricool to automatically populate your content calendar and track key performance metrics. Use our workflow automation to sync new blog articles directly to your content calendar or send top-performing metrics to a Slack channel. Register today to automate your social content from source to publication.
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Build your Metricool integrations.
Integrate Metricool with Make to automate your social media management. Metricool can be used as an action to schedule posts and populate your content calendar, or it can provide key performance metrics and lists of posts (draft, scheduled, published, failed) to trigger workflows and inform other applications within Make.
Retrieves metrics from networks.
List draft posts.
List failed posts.
List published posts on your networks.
List scheduled posts.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Schedule a new post using Metricool's planner.
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