Feature Ideas

Ability to upload own audio tracks to use in posts

Marky should recommend us the best posting times to share our content in the different platforms to improve the engagement and growth

After the analytics dashboard is complete (and hopefully calendar view too), it would be amazing if we could respond to comments from within Marky. That would help streamline the whole social media management process :) Even better if we could integrate AI somehow. Like maybe it could prioritize which comments need our attention first or we could train the AI to react and/or respond for us? EG: if it's able to read our websites, then it could answer questions and then heart + thank people who show us love & support.

It would be great to have your URL automatically entered in your posts just like the hashtags are.

It would make it a one-stop shop for all things social media. It would be great if I could just come here and do all that I would need to do, for example, on Instagram, but through this one platform.

"Sometimes you need to filter out certain words/phrases before the post goes live. For example, I have a client that sells food delivery products. they are grown organically but are not "organic' certified. so I have to go into every post that has included the words "organic" and edit them. Would save a lot of time."

Since your platform is already connected to the social media accounts, it would be great to add a feature to create automation for replying to social media comments. The AI should be able to detect the sentiment and, based on the automation and pre-training, come up with the best related response. It should also be able to hide, delete, or even block users based on the automation and detection of the comment. This will be a killer feature and could put Marky ahead of similar platforms in AI marketing, while also helping current and future users. @Markey dev team, please let me know if you want more info or sample of other platforms that they reply to comments.

Adding location to your Instagram posts is important for several reasons: Increased Discoverability Local Search: Users often search for content based on location. By tagging your location, your posts can appear in location-based searches, increasing visibility to a wider audience interested in that area. Explore Page: Posts with location tags can show up on the Explore page for that location, attracting users who may not follow you. Enhanced Engagement Community Connection: Location tags can help build a sense of community by connecting your content to a specific area. This can encourage local followers to engage more with your posts. Local Events: If you're participating in or posting about a local event, tagging the location can attract attention from others interested in the event or area. Targeted Audience Geographical Relevance: By tagging your location, you attract followers who are more likely to be interested in your content because it's relevant to their area, making your audience more targeted and engaged. Brand Recognition Showcasing Locations: If your brand has a physical presence (like a store or event), tagging your location helps customers find you easily, which is crucial for driving foot traffic. Local Partnerships: If you collaborate with local businesses or influencers, tagging the location can strengthen those partnerships and reach both audiences. Visual Storytelling Contextual Information: Adding a location can enhance the narrative of your post, providing context and making your content more relatable. Travel and Lifestyle Content: For travel or lifestyle brands, location tags can be essential for showcasing experiences and destinations, adding to the overall aesthetic and story of your feed. Analytics and Insights Performance Tracking: Location tags can provide insights into which areas resonate most with your audience, allowing for better-targeted future content and campaigns. In summary, adding location tags to your Instagram posts can significantly enhance your visibility, engagement, and overall connection with your audience, making it a valuable practice for both personal and business accounts.

Review/testimonial posts are always good, but if you could pull them directly and create the post for us, it would be a great time saver and fill the gaps between other content

Automatically optimize captions when posting to Google Business, including: • ✅ Injecting local keywords based on the business’s location • ✅ Structuring content to match Google’s preferred post formatting (event announcements, service highlights, calls-to-action, etc.) • ✅ Adding category-specific context (e.g., real estate, legal, health) to increase relevance in local search ⸻ 💡 Why It Matters: Google Business is one of the most powerful SEO channels for local service providers—but it’s underused because most AI tools treat it like just another platform. Marky already posts there. If it could also tweak the content to speak Google’s SEO language, this would give users a real competitive edge in local visibility—with no extra work.

The current issue isn’t about using strong messaging—it’s that once certain ideas or phrases appear in the brand setup, Marky starts anchoring on them too heavily, causing noticeable repetition in post generation. This creates a loop where similar language or emotional angles show up across multiple captions—often in the same batch. What should feel like a tailored brand voice starts feeling formulaic fast. For users managing multiple clients or building long-term content calendars, this leads to: • Early content fatigue, • Client churn after the first month, • And manual intervention just to make the posts feel fresh again. What would solve it: • A setting that limits repetition of phrase structures or metaphor families within a set time window. • Smart detection of overused language patterns and automatic variation. • A “content freshness” score that nudges the AI toward underused angles from the same strategy. • The ability to preview potential repetitive hooks before launching a new batch. This feature would help agencies, strategists, and content teams scale without sacrificing quality, and would significantly extend client retention by keeping post generation sharp, dynamic, and trustworthy—month after month.

It would be amazing if we can give PDF documents and from those specific document we can crate posts, rather than giving websites.

It would be very helpful to be able to use the @ association to attach content items from the library to topics. For example, if we had an e-commerce brand and we had a gallery of photos of that product in the library, we could create a topic about that specific item and associate them. When the AI creates posts about that topic, it knows which images to use instead of just randomly picking from whatever it can find.

The Problem Facebook now limits link posts to 2 per month for unverified accounts, and LinkedIn suppresses link posts by ~60%. The industry workaround: post your link as a first comment instead of in the caption. This preserves organic reach while still giving followers a clickable link. Today, Marky users who want to include links have to manually go to each platform after a post publishes and add the comment themselves. That defeats the whole point of scheduling, especially for agencies managing 20+ accounts. Our Solution When you schedule a post that has a link, Marky will automatically post that link as the first comment after your post goes live on Facebook and LinkedIn. No extra steps. How it works: If your caption contains a URL, we move it to the first comment (where links in captions hurt reach). Other platforms keep the URL in the caption as normal. If your post has no URL in the caption, we use your business website as the first comment. You can always see and edit the first comment before publishing. LinkedIn comments are delayed 60 minutes (research shows LinkedIn penalizes links posted in comments within the first hour). Why only Facebook and LinkedIn? These are the two platforms where (a) links in captions hurt your reach and (b) links in comments are clickable. The other platforms don't benefit from first comments: Instagram — links are not clickable in comments TikTok — links are not clickable in comments YouTube — links are clickable in descriptions, so no need for a comment workaround Google Business — no comment API (posts use a CTA button instead) Pinterest — already supports a native destination URL on pins, no comment API needed What's Next This feature is in active development. We're submitting the required Facebook API permissions now and building in parallel. We'll roll it out as platforms are approved. After launch, we'll collect data on how you use first comments to inform future improvements (custom templates, CTA text wrapping, etc.).

Integrating Canva to Marky will significantly enhance Marky's design capabilities This integration would empower users by providing direct access to Canva's extensive library of templates and design elements. This would not only streamline the workflow but also unlock a world of creative possibilities for crafting professional-looking social media custom templates and not rely on a small number of templates inside Marky.