Blog
Write on your own blog, then cross-post it
Your articles live on your LookMyBio page first. When one goes live, copies go out to the other blogs and newsletters you connected, each pointing readers back to the original.
Publish with no monthly cap from Starter; cross-posting starts on Starter.
The blog editor in the app with a post by Estúdio Norte, a brand studio: cover, title, subtitle and text. Then its Cross-post window, sending the post to each of the blog's destinations one after another.
One article, five dashboards, one long evening
You finish a piece, then log in to each site you write for, paste it, fix the images that broke, retype the tags and hunt for the setting that credits the original. By the third site you skip the rest.
Your digital presence doesn't have to be this fragmented
LookMyBio brings the whole flow into one platform, so you produce in a more organized way and stay in control of what gets published.
How it works
Write the post
Use the blog editor on your page, with an AI writing assistant at hand for outlines, rewrites and titles.
Connect your destinations
Paste a key, sign in, or reuse the X account you already linked. You do this once per destination.
Pick where it goes
Tick the destinations for this post. When it publishes, or when its scheduled time arrives, the copies are sent.
A blog that lives on your bio page
Posts sit at your page’s address under /blog, with an RSS feed, SEO fields and a Blog posts block you can add to the bio page on every plan. Starter adds a subscribe form; Creator emails subscribers when a new post goes out.
- From Starter, publish with no monthly cap
- New-post emails: 5,000 a month on Creator, 50,000 on Teams
- Our branding line disappears from Creator
9 destinations that publish on their own
Ghost, WordPress, DEV, Hashnode, beehiiv, WordPress.com, Blogger, Tumblr and X Articles receive the post through their own APIs. The body is converted to the format each site reads, embeds become players or plain links where a site can’t play them, and tags beyond a site’s limit are dropped.
- API key: Ghost, DEV and beehiiv
- Application password: WordPress (self-hosted)
- Access token: Hashnode
- Sign in: WordPress.com, Blogger (Google) and Tumblr
- New copies on beehiiv start as drafts, since a post there is also an email
Medium and Substack: by hand, with the link pasted back
Neither offers a publishing API, so LookMyBio cannot post there for you. It gives you the post ready to paste and opens the right editor; once it is live, paste the address back so the post shows it as published.
- You choose when to post it on each site
- Comments there stay on that site
X Articles, from the X account you already connected
No extra login: the post goes out through the X connection you use for scheduling. X only lets X Premium accounts publish Articles, and once one is live, LookMyBio cannot edit or delete it there.
- Each one counts toward your plan’s monthly X budget.
- Want to check it first? Send it as a draft and publish it from X
The app's New post composer, set to Marina Vale's X account only: the account, the formats X takes, its caption limit, its preview and the network's own options.
Fix a typo once, and the copies follow
After an edit, push the change to Ghost, WordPress, DEV, Hashnode, WordPress.com, Blogger and Tumblr. beehiiv and X Articles keep the version they first received.
- Ghost, DEV, Hashnode and Medium mark your blog as the original in their own settings
- Elsewhere, the copy ends with a line linking back to your post
- Comments from WordPress, DEV and Hashnode come back to your comments inbox
Blog and cross-posting at a glance
| Input | One post written in the blog editor |
|---|---|
| Output | The post on your blog, plus a copy on each destination you pick |
| By API (9) | Ghost, WordPress, DEV, Hashnode, beehiiv, WordPress.com, Blogger, Tumblr and X Articles |
| By hand | Medium and Substack: you paste it, then add the live link |
| Connect with | API key (Ghost, DEV and beehiiv); application password (WordPress); token (Hashnode); sign-in (WordPress.com, Blogger (Google) and Tumblr); your connected X account (X Articles) |
| Later edits | Sent to Ghost, WordPress, DEV, Hashnode, WordPress.com, Blogger and Tumblr; not to beehiiv and X Articles |
| X Articles | Needs X Premium; no edit or delete afterwards; uses your X budget |
| Not a destination | LinkedIn articles |
| Posts a month | No monthly cap from Starter |
| New-post emails | 5,000 a month (Creator), 50,000 (Teams) |
| Plan | Starter or higher for cross-posting ($27 monthly) |
Blog questions
What writers ask before connecting their other blogs.
Publish it at home, then send it out
Keep the original on your own page and let the copies bring readers back to it.