Paste any article URL. Get platform-ready posts — @mentions included.
Whether your team is 2 or 20, turning each article into posts for 6+ platforms is a grind that doesn’t scale. Something always gets skipped.
Search traffic is dying. Social media is how readers find local news. If you’re not posting consistently, your stories aren’t getting seen.
If you’re auto-posting and not tagging the people or organizations from your stories, you’re missing valuable amplification opportunities.
AmpTagger analyzes the article content and identifies key entities — people, organizations, locations, and events mentioned in the story.
AmpTagger finds the right social handles for you. Confirm them once to save them to your database. Next time, they’re tagged automatically.
Get optimized posts for each platform with proper @mentions, hashtags, and character limits — all in AP Style. Just click the Paste & Post button to publish.
Designed by journalists who’ve worked the grind and feel your pain. AmpTagger drafts the posts — you review and edit.
Each post is crafted for where it’s going — tone, length, hashtags and hooks for engagement. Not just a headline and link.
Searches the web to find social handles for the people, businesses, organizations and agencies from your article.
Set tone and style for each desk so you can ensure every post sounds like your newsroom — AP Style included.
Social handles are saved to your newsroom’s database. The more you use it, the smarter and faster it gets.
Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, X, Bluesky and Threads — each post tailored for optimum performance.
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