Run a weekly series without writing it every week

Save your series once as a template, like Bake School Tuesday. Your AI fills in a fresh post for every week and schedules the next month of them in RobinReach.

  • Your AI
  • Templates
  • Publishing
  • A month of your series, scheduled
RobinReach connected

Save our Bake School Tuesday series as a template, then fill it in for the next four Tuesdays with a new home baking tip each week and schedule them for 10 AM on Facebook.

What it did in RobinReach
  1. Saved Bake School Tuesday as a template
  2. Checked past Bake School posts and picked four new tips
  3. Filled in the template for each Tuesday
  4. Scheduled all four for 10 AM

Bake School Tuesday is saved, and the next four are scheduled for 10 AM on Facebook: steam for a crisp crust, the poke test, resting dough in the fridge and slicing only once it's cool. Next month, just ask me to fill in Bake School again.

RobinReachTemplates Crumb & Crust
Bake School TuesdaySaved template

Bake School Tuesday: {tip} {why} Try it this weekend and show us your bake.

Filled in for the next 4 weeks
Tue, Oct 2010:00 Facebook Draft Scheduled

Bake School Tuesday: put a tray of water in the oven for the first ten minutes. The steam keeps the crust soft long enough for the loaf to rise. Try it this weekend and show us your bake.

Tue, Oct 2710:00 Facebook Draft Scheduled

Bake School Tuesday: press the dough with a floured finger. If it springs back slowly, it's ready. Try it this weekend and show us your bake.

Tue, Nov 310:00 Facebook Draft Scheduled

Bake School Tuesday: rest the shaped dough in the fridge overnight. Cold dough is easier to score and tastes deeper. Try it this weekend and show us your bake.

Tue, Nov 1010:00 Facebook Draft Scheduled

Bake School Tuesday: wait an hour before slicing. The bread is still cooking inside while it cools. Try it this weekend and show us your bake.

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What your AI uses to do it

Your assistant brings the thinking and the writing. RobinReach gives it hands: these are the parts of RobinReach it works with to get this done.

  1. Your AI assistant

    Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Codex or Cursor. You brief it the way you would brief a person, and it decides which RobinReach actions to take, in what order.

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  2. Templates and hashtag sets

    Saves your series format once, with placeholders, and fills it in with something new each week.

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  3. Publishing to 13 networks

    Checks each week's post and schedules the whole run at once.

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  4. A month of your series, scheduled

Step by step

How it works

What happens between your message and the result. The small labels are the RobinReach actions your AI calls, in case you are curious.

Copy the prompt

Paste it into your assistant and change the details to fit your brand.

Save our Bake School Tuesday series as a template, then fill it in for the next four Tuesdays with a new home baking tip each week and schedule them for 10 AM on Facebook.

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Watch the setup

New to RobinReach? See how to connect your AI

Two short videos take you from a free RobinReach account to your first post scheduled from a chat: one in Claude, one in ChatGPT. No code, and you only do it once.

Claude setup

Connect Claude to your social accounts

The full setup in Claude, from copying your RobinReach link to scheduling the first post from a chat.

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ChatGPT setup

Connect ChatGPT to your social accounts

Developer mode, the connector and your first scheduled post, step by step.

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Using Gemini, Codex, Cursor or VS Code? See the setup for every assistant

Try saying

More ways to ask

Copy one, paste it into Claude or ChatGPT, and swap in your own details.

  • Save a template for our Friday Q&A series, then fill it in for the next three Fridays with questions customers actually asked.

    Prompt 1
  • Fill in Bake School Tuesday for next month. Don't repeat any tip we already used.

    Prompt 2
  • Turn our Meet the Team posts into a template with placeholders for name, role and favourite bake.

    Prompt 3
  • Show me the templates we've saved.

    Prompt 4
  • Use our hashtag group for every Bake School post.

    Prompt 5

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Good to know

What it does, and what it doesn't

  • A series template keeps every week looking like part of the same run, while the content is new each time.
  • Your AI can also use the hashtag groups you saved in RobinReach, so every post in the series carries the same tags.
  • Want the exact same post every week, like opening hours? That's a recurring post: set it once and it repeats until an end date.
  • Instagram posts in a series need an image each week. Your AI can pick one from your library or make one with AI.
Questions

Frequently asked questions

How do I run a weekly series on social media without writing it every week?

Save the format once as a template in RobinReach with placeholders for what changes. Then ask your AI to fill it in for the next month and schedule it.

What's the difference between a template and a recurring post?

A recurring post repeats the same text on a schedule, like opening hours every Friday. A template is a format your AI fills with new content each time, like a weekly tip.

Will it repeat the same tip?

Ask it not to and it checks what the series already said. You can also give it a list of topics to work through.

Can I use the template myself without the AI?

Yes. Templates are saved to your brand in RobinReach, and your AI and any teammate working through it use the same ones.

Which RobinReach plan do I need for this?

Connecting Claude, ChatGPT or another AI assistant is included in the Bloom, Thrive and Scale plans. You can start on the free Seed plan and upgrade when you are ready to connect your AI.

Keep your series going every week

Connect Claude or ChatGPT to RobinReach once and fill a month of your series in one message. Included in Bloom, Thrive and Scale.