Feature Ideas

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.).

Set different generation settings per a social. Different topics for eachDifferent writing style: tone, length, emojis Research has shown that you get better results from having different topics on socials each time you post. ie...post an educational post on LinkedIN, a product post on Instagram, a fun post on Facebook. It enables the users to post appropriate content on each platform. Social Bee has an excellent platform for schedule posts but the posts you can create there are no where near as sophisticated as your platform. A combination of the two would be incredible.

Support multiple schedules and send posts to different schedules (ie one schedule that goes to FB and linkedin and posts at 9 am) and another one that posts to tiktok at 6 PM In addition, allow within a schedule to set different times for each day. In addition the ability to schedule at a certain time for each platform. For example, my audience on facebook usage is a different time than LinkedIn.

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.

Ability to post connect and post to threads.

This will allow use of Marky on the go , away from your business or home.

Add BlueSky as a social network

We typically have theme day post or holiday posts that need to be scheduled. It would nice to input the themes and have posts related to i.e. Tuesday Tips, Throwback Thursday, etc. Or knowing the dates and scheduling holiday posts and designs.

It'd be great if we could create poll based posts. and have them generated for us too if possible.

Better features to provide feedback to train the ai to not make bad posts As an example, I have posts being generated celebrating 10 years of X. I've been in business for a year, and this text is really not great. It would be good if I could add a "negative prompt" to say "please don't make posts celebrating 10 years of my business when I've only been in business for 1" To prevent low quality post ideas from coming up again and again

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

What are other people in my industry doing on SM that is working for them?

So what if this program had the ability to scan my new blog posts and when I log into the program it says "Hi, I see you made a new blog post, would you like to see the social images we made just for this blog post?" Or, a button on the side bar that says "Make posts from blog post Now" where I can copy my link and it will give me posts just for that page with the link in the description already. This is one of the main things I want to use the program for - promoting my blogs, youtube and podcast.

I know Marky has robust native AI features, including brand voice uploads, topic libraries, and document training. That is genuinely useful. But here is my honest situation as a power user. I already have all of that built inside Claude. My brand voice, content strategy, audience context, workflows, and reference documents live there because I use Claude for far more than social media. It is the central hub for my entire business. An MCP connector would eliminate the need to maintain the same information in two places. Claude handles what it already knows about my business, and Marky handles scheduling and publishing. No duplication, no drift, no extra setup. VistaSocial and Metricool have already built this connection, and it has been a meaningful addition for users running AI-assisted workflows. I would love to see Marky on that list of connectors in Claude someday.