Autoposting · content factory
Autoposting and crossposting
I build content factories: from finding material to scheduled posts on Telegram, VK, MAX and your website. With a check that each post actually went live instead of getting stuck between "sent" and "published".
How a content factory differs from an autoposting service
An autoposting service publishes what you have already written. Handy, but it does not take over finding and preparing material.
A content factory covers the whole path: it finds material in RSS feeds, Telegram channels, websites and social media, filters out ads and duplicates, rewrites in the channel's voice using only facts from the source, picks media and publishes on schedule across every platform.
I run a network of city news channels on Telegram and MAX on a system like this. So I know where autoposting breaks: duplicates, third-party ads in media, posts that were sent but never appeared, and platform limits.
What is included
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Crossposting
One piece goes out to Telegram, VK, MAX and your website, adapted to each platform.
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Source collection
RSS, Telegram channels, websites and social media. Scrapers run around the clock.
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Voice rewriting
Retold in your own words, only facts from the source, no invented details.
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Video cutting
AI cuts long videos and streams into clips for Shorts, Reels and VK: it finds strong moments and adds subtitles.
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Media checks
AI reviews images and video for third-party logos, ads and watermarks.
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Delivery control
The system checks that the post appeared on the platform and reports failures.
How the content factory works
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Sources
We connect the sites, channels, feeds and social accounts you read yourself.
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Filter
Ads, duplicates and empty posts are dropped before rewriting.
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Rewrite and media
Text in the channel's tone, an image or clip in each platform's format.
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Publishing
On schedule, everywhere, with a delivery check.
Pricing
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Content pipeline and auto-posting
from $1,450
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Bot and AI assistant
from $360
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Website with an SEO pipeline
from $720
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System support
from $360 / month
FAQ
What is the difference between crossposting and autoposting?
Autoposting is publishing on a schedule. Crossposting is publishing one piece to several platforms at once. You usually need both.
Can you set up crossposting from Telegram to MAX and VK?
Yes. Posts from a Telegram channel go out to MAX and VK automatically, with text, links and media adapted to each platform.
Will autoposting get me banned?
Publishing goes through the platforms' official APIs and within their limits. I do not do fake engagement or spam.
Can long videos be cut into Shorts automatically?
Yes. AI transcribes the video, finds complete strong fragments, cuts them to vertical format and adds subtitles. The final pick can stay with a person.
How much does a content factory cost?
A content pipeline with autoposting starts at $1,450. Model and server costs depend on volume and are billed at actual usage.
Articles
AI for Social Posts: How to Write with AI Without Sounding Like a Robot
How to use AI for Telegram, VK and MAX posts so the text does not give itself away: style rules, examples, fact-checking and the tell-tale signs of AI-written text.
An AI Content Factory: How It Works and Who Needs One
A content factory is a system that finds material, prepares posts and videos and publishes them on schedule. What it is made of, how many people it needs and where it breaks.
Crossposting from Telegram to MAX and VK: Automatic Setup
How to automatically publish Telegram channel posts to MAX and VK: options, what to adapt for each platform, how to avoid duplicates and verify that each post went live.
Cutting Long Videos into Shorts and Reels with AI: How to Automate It
How AI finds strong moments in a long video or stream, cuts them to vertical format, adds subtitles and prepares them for publishing. The pipeline and the pitfalls.
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