Plan Dev.to articles and their social introductions

The full explanation belongs in the article. Keep its title, Markdown body and settings beside the shorter posts that introduce it to readers on other channels.

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Keep the technical story and promotion together

Give the explanation room

Write the tutorial or release note in Markdown. Keep the examples and context that a short social caption cannot hold.

Keep article details close

Add the title, relevant tags and optional supported cover image. Review the selected account or authorized organization.

Tell readers why to open it

Draft short introductions for other connected channels. Each can explain the article's topic without copying the full body.

Let the article carry the detail

A release note with a working example

Use the article to explain the problem, solution and example. Short social posts can introduce that use case and point readers to the full explanation.

A tutorial with follow-up ideas

Prepare the article and a later post highlighting one useful lesson. Keep the drafts together while you check commands and technical facts.

Get a first draft with Influence IQ

Give Influence IQ your outline and intended reader. Ask for an article introduction and social draft ideas, then check the technical examples yourself.

Influence IQ uses your brief and saved Brand Guidelines to suggest editable posts and dates. Drafting and image generation use IQ credits. Check the image-generation quote before starting, then review your content before publishing.

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Start with an AI assistant

With a supported Influence connection, you can plan campaigns and revise drafts in ChatGPT or Claude. Assistant publishing supports text or one JPEG/PNG you own from your media library. Review text before approving it; review images in Influence. Use the web editor for videos and galleries. Check Settings for setup and connection status.

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One campaign, different channels

Keep related posts together and give each connected channel its own text and media. The available accounts, formats and permissions determine where you can publish.

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Keep your ideas, media and scheduled posts in one workspace. Choose your channels and review what goes out.

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Frequently asked questions

Does this create an article or a short Dev.to post?: It creates an article with a title, Markdown body and article settings. Social introductions are separate channel versions.
Can I publish under a Dev.to organization?: Yes, when an organization is available to the connected account and the connection has the required publishing access.
Can I add a cover image?: The current format supports one optional image. Select a supported asset and review it with the article settings.
Can I upload a video through this connection?: No. Video uploads are not supported by the current Dev.to format.
Can I keep the article as a draft while checking examples?: Yes. Save the campaign as a draft and finish the article before reviewing and approving publication.
Can I schedule the article and its social introductions together?: Yes. Prepare separate versions for available connected accounts in the campaign. Review the dates, content and destinations before scheduling.