Channels 3 min read
One issue, five channels
Why each channel gets its own wording, and how to do it without copy-pasting.
Same idea, different shape
The same point lands differently on each platform. A thoughtful LinkedIn post, a punchy X thread, and a conversational Threads post can all come from one paragraph of your issue. Identical text everywhere tends to feel out of place, and on Reddit it can even be flagged as spam.
Draft for several channels at once
- 1Click New post and pick your issue.
- 2Select every channel you want with the channel chips.
- 3Click Draft options. Karrow writes separate options for each channel, shaped for that platform.
Already have a post you like?
Open it and use Duplicate to. Karrow keeps the same idea and facts and rewrites it in the shape the other platform expects, then adds it as a new tab above the editor. It doesn’t invent new claims.
Writing by hand? Use Add channel instead: the new channel starts from the text you’ve already written, so you only adjust it.
Edited the original after duplicating? While the copy is still a draft, Karrow updates it to match.
Don’t post everything at once
Spread the channels over a few days. Each post gets room to breathe, and people who follow you in more than one place don’t see the same idea five times in an hour.
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