To bulk schedule 100 posts, put one post per row in a CSV, Excel file or Google Sheet with the caption, media link, account and time, import it into a bulk scheduler, review every row and commit. SkedCast imports a month of posts in one upload on paid plans and spreads them across the date range with per-account pacing.
Key takeaways
- At roughly 3 posts a day, 100 posts covers about a month of content for one client — a realistic batch size for a monthly content-planning cycle.
- SkedCast imports up to 2,500 posts per upload on Agency from CSV, Google Sheets or AI in one upload.
- Validate rows before committing, then let per-account pacing space posts out over time.
How to bulk schedule 100 posts: sizing the batch
A single client posting three times a day generates about 90-100 posts a month — a natural batch size for planning a full month of content in one sitting rather than scheduling week by week.
Preparing the batch
- One row per post across a month-long spreadsheet, organized by publish date
- Media referenced consistently so the importer can match each row to its file
- A mapped column layout you can reuse for next month’s batch
Scheduling a month of content with SkedCast
SkedCast imports the full batch in one upload, validates every row, and paces publishing across the month at a safe per-account cadence.
FAQ
- Is 100 posts a realistic monthly batch size?
- Yes — a client posting about three times a day generates roughly 90-100 posts a month, a common batch size for monthly content planning.
- How do I organize a 100-post spreadsheet?
- One row per post, sorted by publish date, with consistent media references and a column layout you can reuse for future months.
- Will 100 posts publish safely if scheduled all at once?
- Yes, if the tool paces them — SkedCast spreads a batch across its scheduled dates rather than publishing everything the moment it’s imported.
- How many posts can one bulk import hold?
- Up to 50 rows per upload on SkedCast Free; paid plans raise it: up to 2,500 posts per upload on Agency. Every row is checked against each network’s limits before anything is scheduled.
- Can I edit a post after a bulk import?
- Yes. Every imported post becomes a normal scheduled post: open it in the calendar to change the text, media or time before it publishes.