When most schedulers like Loomly posts one of your updates to social media, eventually, your queue will run dry and it will stop posting to your accounts until you manually reschedule.

MeetEdgar, on the other hand, stores all of your updates online in a category-based library, where they remain even after they’ve been posted once.

MeetEdgar allows you to create as many update categories as you’d like in order to organize your library of posts, allowing you to customize your schedule based on when you’d like to share different types of content.

Both Loomly and MeetEdgar allow you to upload new content and manually schedule it to go out to one or multiple social accounts at a specific time. But manual scheduling can be time-consuming.

With MeetEdgar, you also have the option to use the auto-scheduler and set up weekly automations for your content. This allows the app to take control of your posting schedule, automatically scheduling your content for you—giving you more free time and ensuring more content gets posted!

With most tools like Loomly, you can schedule messages and even manually repost selected archived updates. But with MeetEdgar, this process is fully automated.

If or when you run out of new updates in your scheduled categories, MeetEdgar will automatically refill your queue using previously-published updates stored in your online library.

This ensures those updates get a second chance to reach a new segment of your audience while keeping your queue full and your social accounts consistently active. And the best part is that you don’t have to remember to do it manually.

The lifecycle of a social media update is short. VERY short in some cases: People spend just a couple minutes a day on X (formerly Twitter). And Facebook users see only a tiny fraction of the thousands of potential posts sorted by Facebook’s algorithm.

Resharing your best content, then, means it can reach as many fans as possible – while also ensuring that your evergreen content is shared more than once without requiring you to continually write and upload new updates every week.