Reposting and Viral Transfers

Confleko can reuse proven winners in two ways:

• Reposting re-queues a page's own best posts after they have rested.
• Viral transfers move a winner from one of your other pages onto this automation's pages, either as a direct repost or as a topic for a fresh article.

Both apply to Facebook reach automations with at least one Facebook page selected.

Repost winners

Enable Repost winners in the Publish step, under Reposting winners. Eligibility comes live from Strevio, and each repost costs 5 credits.

Settings:

• Per day, per page — the maximum reposts queued per page per day.
• Rest days — the minimum days since the post last published before it can repost.
• Look-back days — how far back to search for winning posts.
• Max publications — the total number of times a post may appear, original included.

In Manual mode, repost candidates wait for approval in On your desk under Repost candidates. In Autopilot, reposts are queued automatically.

Winners from your other pages

When a post on one of your other pages massively outperforms — at least 5× that page's usual reach — it appears in On your desk under Winners from your other pages. The card stays on the desk for the number of days set by Winner shelf life.

From the card you can:

• Repost it on this automation's pages.
• Transfer the topic — research and write a fresh article on the same topic, adapted for this automation's audience and region. Topic transfers always require manual approval.

Turn on Auto-repost sibling winners to let Autopilot queue direct reposts of viral winners without waiting for approval. This applies in Autopilot mode only; topic transfers stay manual regardless.

Remix before queueing

Select Remix on a repost candidate or viral winner to adjust it before it queues:

• Rewrite or regenerate the caption.
• Swap the image or re-render it through a different template and style.

Remixing is optional. Unmodified candidates queue with their original caption and image.

Recommendations

• Start with the defaults: one repost per day per page, 30 rest days, and a 90-day look-back.
• Keep Auto-repost sibling winners off until you have approved several transfers manually and trust the matches.
• Lower Max publications for time-sensitive content; evergreen winners tolerate more repeats.
• Reposts are measured like any other post, so Analytics shows whether they hold up against fresh articles.