Working with Revive Social Sharing Queue

This is a Pro Feature! Purchase the Pro version of  Revive Social here.

Purchasing the Revive Social Business or Marketer plans lets you manipulate the sharing queue before posts are sent out.

📝 Why a matching post may not appear in the queue

The Sharing Queue shows up to 10 upcoming preview slots, not every post that matches your sharing filters.

After Revive Social attempts to share a post to an account, or you skip it, the post is marked as processed for that account in the current sharing cycle. It stays out of that account's queue even if it still matches every filter, such as post age, post type, and taxonomies. Refresh Queue rebuilds the preview but does not reset the cycle or clear the record of processed posts.

Scheduled sharing continues through the remaining eligible posts. If Share More Than Once? is enabled, processed posts can return to the queue after the current cycle finishes and a new one starts; refreshing the queue does not make them return immediately. When Share More Than Once? is disabled, sharing stops after every eligible post has been shared once, and processed posts do not return.

Check Sharing Logs for an earlier sharing attempt. If there is no previous attempt, check the post-age and other eligibility filters in How to fix Revive Social not posting.

The feature comes with these options:

Skip: Skip a queued post to replace it in the preview. The skipped post is marked as processed for that account in the current sharing cycle, and Refresh Queue does not undo the skip. With Share More Than Once? enabled, it can return when a new sharing cycle starts; with it disabled, it is not shared to that account again. Use Block to stop a post from being shared in the future.

Block: Ban this post from sharing in the future

Edit: Edit the content and image to share
Note: The image field in the edit form only appears when Share As Image Post is enabled. Text content can always be edited regardless of the Share Content setting (Post Content or Post Title & Content). See the screenshot below for reference.

Edit Post: Open the original post or page in the WordPress editor. This link appears on each queued item that has a source post and opens the editor in a new browser tab, so you can change the underlying post or page instead of only the queued share. Use Edit to adjust the text or image of the share itself, and Edit Post to edit the original content.