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- Posts and threads, up to four images or videos each.
- Quotes and replies. Paste a link to any X post into a post and it unfurls as the embedded card, exactly as X will show it. Use the pill on the card to Convert to quote (the link leaves the text, the post embeds) or Convert to reply (your post goes under it; first post of a thread only). The × on the card undoes it and puts the link back.
- Someone else’s post: Post in X. X lets a scheduler quote or reply only to the account’s own posts, or posts that mention it. For anyone else’s post the frame shows Post in X instead of Schedule: it opens X’s composer with your post prefilled (links already tracked), you press Post there, and Stage attaches the post to the frame the moment it appears, so numbers and replies come back as usual. If it has not been picked up within an hour, the chip offers Check X now or a place to paste the post’s link. Images are not carried into X’s composer; add them there.
- Numbers back: views, likes, reposts, replies, bookmarks, link clicks and profile clicks.
- Posts with up to four images, from a personal account. Company pages are not supported yet.
- LinkedIn does not share post numbers. LinkedIn rows show site visits only.
- A single image, a carousel, a reel, or a story. A reel is one video from the library (9:16 works best, up to 15 minutes); a story takes image segments or one video of up to 60 seconds. Pick Reel from the menu in the frame’s bar, then click the frame to choose or upload the clip.
- Instagram processes a video after Stage hands it over, so a reel or video story can take a minute or two longer to go live than its scheduled time. The frame’s chip says when it is through.
- Captions cannot hold links. Track visitors from Instagram with the campaign link in your bio. Copy it from the chip beside the campaign title.
- Numbers back: views, reach, likes, comments, saves, shares.
The source frame
A News post or Web page frame is not a post. It is the thing on your site the campaign is about. Its images are there to pull into posts, and you can edit it without leaving the canvas.What the numbers mean
Each frame gets a row in the analytics panel.
A dash means the platform has not reported yet. Nothing shows a made-up zero.
Next steps
Campaign links
How clicks become visits.