Social media automation for ecommerce

In short: online stores use TheViralMarketing to keep posting when the team is busy with orders and ads. Add your products and prices to the knowledge base, connect your accounts, and Autopilot plans and makes the posts. You can also upload your own product photos and schedule as many of those as you like.

Why store feeds go quiet

When you run a store, the urgent work wins: stock, orders, ads and customer messages. Organic posts are the first thing to slip. And when you do post, it's easy to show the same product the same way every time.

Start with your products

Under knowledge, add your products and pricing: what you sell, what it costs and what makes it different. Add your audience, your brand voice and any policies, like shipping or returns. Every draft starts from this, so posts mention real products and real offers, not generic filler.

Ways to fill the calendar

• Autopilot. Plans the next 7, 14 or 30 days and keeps going. See Autopilot.
• Campaigns. For a launch or sale, describe the goal and choose 7 to 120 days. You get a dated plan. See Campaigns.
• Festival mode. Switch on the holidays you care about (for the United States, UK or India). A post for each one is prepared a day early, and you get an email to review it.
• Your own photos. Upload product shots in Studio as JPEG, PNG or WebP. These don't use AI images, so they're unlimited.

Keep posts looking like your store

Templates put your brand color and logo on every AI image. Upload your own layouts as well. Carousels are supported if you want to show several products in one post.

Approve before a sale goes out

Prices and dates matter. Keep manual review on for offer posts, or set an auto-approve threshold so only strong drafts go out on their own. You can also approve from your inbox with one-click email links.

Check what works

Analytics show reach, engagement, your best posting times and which formats do best, so you can plan the next campaign with real numbers from your own account.