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These guides walk through every task in Munshi Social, the AI content marketing engine for small teams, with a screenshot of the real app at each step. The answers explain every message the app can show you. Can't find what you need? Ask in the Munshi Discord or write to us directly.

83 guides and 30 answers. A guide walks you through one task, with a screenshot at every step. An answer explains one rule, limit or message in about a minute.

Getting started 11

Connect: social networks 14

Connect: your blog and Google 12

Publishing to social 22

Writing and publishing the blog 10

Calendar 2

Results 8

Community 2

Around the app 4

Account, workspaces and billing 12

When something goes wrong 16

The essentials, on one page

1 · Set up your workspace

Sign up and create a workspace for your brand. Then describe your business: what you sell, who buys it, and how you talk. Be specific, because every strategy, keyword and draft starts from this profile. You can change it any time, and Munshi follows.

2 · Connect your channels

Connect the social accounts you want Munshi to publish to: Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Facebook, Pinterest, Threads, YouTube, Bluesky. X is coming soon. If you run a blog, connect your site through WordPress, Ghost, Webflow, Framer or Sanity. You can add or remove channels later. Munshi only publishes to what you have connected.

3 · The weekly cycle

Munshi suggests a plan for each week: which articles to write for your keywords, and when each one runs. Review the batch in one sitting. For each item, you can approve, edit, regenerate or reject. Only approved items publish, on the schedule shown. The cycle is weekly on purpose, because one sitting a week is a habit you will keep.

4 · Publishing

Approved articles publish to your connected blog. Approved posts go out to each network at their scheduled time, on their own. If a channel fails to publish, Munshi flags the item with the error, so nothing fails without you knowing.

Ghost, Webflow and Framer receive articles as drafts, so you can take a final look in your own dashboard. WordPress receives drafts too, but it puts a scheduled article live at its set time. Sanity publishes the live document.

5 · Reading your analytics

The dashboard shows every connected channel in one view, updated daily. Each network has a health flag. A disconnected account or a format that is doing poorly shows as a clear notice, not a quiet gap in a chart.

6 · Trial, billing, and cancelling

Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, and you need no card. Founding-era subscribers keep their joining price for life. You can cancel any time from Plan and billing. The Manage billing button opens the Paddle portal, where you cancel, change your card or download invoices. There are no emails or calls to keep you. Your first payment has a 7-day money-back guarantee (full policy: refunds).

Try it on your own brand this week.

Every guide here is the real app, not a mock-up.

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