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This is an intensive process that took weeks of experimentation, iterations, and engineering to achieve.\nThis is where we:\n* Create captions based on context (for eg: if it’s a new post, the tailored caption/tweet will usually start with “Best seller … ”, “My latest blog..”, “ Throwback ..” “Thursday posts..”, “This time last year..” etc.)\n* Tailor more descriptive captions for IG since it is not easy to post links there. If the source is blog, most of the blog post can be part of the description, this increases readership and chances of reading more on the blog.\n* Create an accompanying smart creative image for the post, if no image exists: say if a blog has no image then we create an image for Instagram and Pinterest with overlaying text.\n* Pick the right image to share from Etsy/Shopify, if that’s the content source.\n* Multilingual of the caption is also part of tailored by content.\n\n*Tailoring for growth*: We go on to tailor the post such that it would garner maximum engagement. This includes analysing it and including network-specific hashtags that would work best and increase discoverability. You will see a lot of improvement here in coming months.\n\n*Tailoring by frequency*: Here we decide how often this content should be shared across the different networks. For instance, if it is your new blog post, you would want to share it more often this month (once a week) while all your old evergreen content can be shared 2 times a month. This is a powerful feature which deserves a post by itself, I will share more about this next time. For now, you can read more about it here.\n\nAnd, there you have it! The perfectly tailored post is ready for the user’s purview.\nThis five-step tailoring process and the segregation of the sources, networks, types of content, frequency and the final post makes this feature extremely agile and scaleable. I feel good that the product, design, and engineering came together to solve a problem elegantly.\n\nTailored post has simplified the mechanics of publishing content everywhere.\nThat was easy? Do share your thoughts and suggestions below and take a go at Tailored Posts by downloading our iOS or Android app. Don’t forget to connect your Medium blog on Crowdfire.\nTo shoot the breeze with me about products or product designs, hit me up [@BuddhaSource ](http://twitter.com/buddhasource)— DMs are open.\n\nPS : Could not have done it without my awesome team, specially Abhishek on product design.",
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