Pilot Poster Sign Up And Walkthrough - Facebook Auto Post To Groups

Hey guys, Spencer Coffman here. This is the second video in a big series we're doing on Pilot Poster, 100% free Facebook auto poster. So far, I walked through the whole works of the sales page or the landing page and it looks amazing. It looks like this is going to be the one I'm going to use forever because I just love all of the features. So if you haven't checked out that video, go look at it. There's a card that's going to pop up. Click on the card, watch that video, see what this is all about, and then let's get started. So this is the first time, I haven't signed up with this. The only time I was on the site was when I did that other video. So now I'm going to sign up. So I'm going to click on this button, sign up, and we're going to see what happens. We'll go through the process, username, password, enter password, email. All right, I'm going to keep it simple. You're not going to find out my password though. Okay, create new account. Username must contain lower letters and numbers only. Confirm password does not match. Okay, well, let's try again. Like I said, first time I'm on here. So this is a kind of a live demo, if you will. So bear with me. If we got an error, no problem. You may experience it. Now you won't because you'll see it here. All right, let's see. Confirm did not match. Okay, try again. Create new account. Log in. Okay, your account has been created successfully. Please check your email for a verification. You must click on it. If it doesn't appear, please check your spam or junk. So I'm going to do that. Then we'll log in. Okay, so I have activated the email on my phone here, just so you guys didn't have to see that whole process of me logging in and whatnot. So now I can log in. It's been confirmed, verified, whatever. So we're going to type in my username, my password, sign in. Here we go. Home. No Facebook account available. We can add it. No application has been selected. We could select the default app. Always read our safety guide to avoid the jail. I already know that, so I'm going to close that one. Okay, select default Facebook app. Let's start with that. Before we get into that, let's go through all these settings. So the layout looks like Toolstar. Pretty similar. Looks like this is an updated version. Looks pretty excellent. So we've got settings, general settings, okay, publishing, open groups, unique posts, unique links. That's a cool thing. Post intervals. Oh, see, I like that. So we can do it like every 20 minutes or something. Facebook accounts. Here's where you can add your different Facebook accounts. Load my groups and pages. I'd have it load my own pages too. Maximum groups, maximum pages, then they'd all show up down here when you add your account. I'll have another video on adding the account process. This one, we'll just kind of walk through all this stuff. Facebook apps. Look at this. So they got all these different ones. I'd use this graph API. That's probably going to be the one to use. All right, let's check out these other things. Comments. Now, wait a minute. They got a pricing and they said it was free. So we're going to come to that one. Comments. New comments. This would be like commenting on your other posts. Join groups. Okay, search and add new. So when you connect your Facebook account, we can find other groups and join them right through this. So this is kind of like OctoSuite, which is, again, it's improved now, but my review two years ago on OctoSuite was absolutely terrible. There's just an awful, awful, awful software to use. However, Luke McGuire has improved it a lot and I am in the process of getting a new copy to review that copy and put up a better review for his product because it is a lot better now. I've gotten a lot of feedback. So you could check out OctoSuite. But why would you do that and pay his monthly fee when you can get this for free and it has pretty much all the same features? So that's join groups. Fact, we know that. Support. All right, pricing. Let's check out the pricing. Aha! They are. They cheat me. 10 Facebook accounts, 1,000 posts, automatic comments, automatic join groups, but you're not going to need all that. 10 bucks a month for all that stuff? No. We wouldn't need that. Free ads, premium support, upload images, upload videos. So you're telling me I can't upload any images or videos to this? If that's the case, all those great features just went out the window because I want to be able to upload that kind of stuff. And if we can't upload that without paying, then this whole thing kind of just went down and all my excitement is drained. So let's just go to saved posts, new post, message, image, use external source. Let me see. Upload. Oh, no big deal. Look at it. It looks like I can upload. So that's fine. Apparently, with the paid versions, you just get to post even more and add even more. But I'm not going to need 500 accounts and post 1,000 posts a day. Because if you do that, Facebook will probably shut you down. I mean, I just want to do it regularly, 50 posts a day or something, maybe three to five accounts for my team, and that's it. So that's that. I really like PilotPoster so far. Check out the next video. We're going to do another one on adding a Facebook account and setting up the app. That'll be coming up next. So you can check that out. And if you haven't already seen the first video, watch it because there's a lot of excitement there. And I really think this is going to be awesome. So forget about FirePoster, Octosuite, Toolstar, Post2Groups, FollowLike, Blog2Social, HootsuiteBuffer, Social Network Autoposter. What else? OnlyWire. Forget about all them because PilotPoster looks like it's going to replace all them for free. Check it out. We'll have it coming up after the next video. So we'll see you until next time.