Published posts is your record of content that has already gone live through SocializioZ. Use it to verify outcomes, share live links, and perform quick performance checks without opening each social network.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.socializioz.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
When to use it
Use this page when you need to:- Confirm that scheduled content actually published.
- Open live platform URLs for spot checks.
- Compare recent post performance at a glance.
- Audit what went live in a campaign window.
- Prepare weekly review notes before deeper analytics.
Main actions
1) Verify recent publishing
Filter by date/account/platform and confirm expected posts are present. This is useful for daily publishing QA and campaign launches.2) Open live posts on the platform
Use each post’s external link to:- Validate visual formatting on the native platform.
- Read or respond to comments directly.
- Share the public URL with stakeholders.
3) Review engagement signals
Quickly compare likes, comments, views, reach, or impressions (based on platform availability). Use this for directional insights, then move to Analytics for trends and deeper breakdowns.4) Use filters for focused reviews
Narrow by timeframe, account, or platform to answer practical questions like:- “What did we publish this week on Instagram?”
- “Which posts from campaign X are already live?”
- “Did all launch-day posts publish?”
Important notes
- Published posts are read-only in SocializioZ.
- Platform metrics can lag; immediate values may appear as zero or unavailable right after publishing.
- Not every platform provides every metric through APIs.
- External posts created directly on social platforms may have different data depth than posts published through SocializioZ.
- If a live link breaks, the post may have been removed or restricted on the platform side.
Troubleshooting
A post I expected is missing
Common causes:- Date or platform filters exclude it.
- Post failed and never reached published state.
Metrics are blank or zero
Common causes:- Platform API delay after publish.
- Missing permissions for some analytics fields.
I need to edit a published post
Published content cannot be edited from this page. Fix: edit or remove the post directly on the social platform, then publish an updated version from the Post composer if needed.Practical workflow example
For a weekly performance check:- Filter to the last 7 days.
- Split by platform and note publish volume.
- Flag strongest and weakest posts by engagement signal.
- Open live links to validate creative/context on-platform.
- Send findings to planning and update next week’s schedule.