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Growth Automation: your content calendar, drafted for you

On the Growth plan, choose dates and posting days for social post plans, then review each post and its media before approval.

Updated September 28, 2026

Growth Automation (Growth plan) creates social post plans on the dates and weekdays you choose. Calendar planning does not create images or videos. SEO pages and blog posts have separate tools.

You stay the editor

  1. Choose a date range within the month and the weekdays to post. Create post plans drafts the themes, objectives, creative directions, and captions without generating media.
  2. Open each post to edit its plan. Upload an image or MP4 video, or choose Generate Creative for that post. Preview the media, replace or regenerate it if needed, then choose Approve asset.
  3. Approve ready posts individually or use Approve all for posts whose media is approved. Approved posts can publish to connected channels on their scheduled dates.
Note: New calendar plans require your approval of each post's media and the post itself, including when Autopilot is selected. The Calendar shows which posts need media and which have been published. Published runs show what went live or failed on each channel.
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Frequently asked questions

Questions about Growth Automation

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What does Growth Automation create?

Growth Automation (Growth plan) creates social post plans for the date range and posting weekdays you choose. Calendar planning drafts themes, objectives, creative directions, and captions; it does not generate images or videos. SEO pages and blog posts are managed in separate tools.

Can I review and approve posts before they are published?

Yes. Review each post's plan and caption, then upload an image or MP4 video or generate creative for that post. Preview, replace or regenerate the media as needed, and approve the asset before approving the post. Approve all includes only posts with approved media. New calendar plans require these approvals even with Autopilot selected. Published runs show what went live or failed on each channel.