To bulk schedule 50 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 handles a 50-row batch on every plan, including Free, with each row checked against the platform's rules.
Key takeaways
- At 3-5 posts a day, 50 posts covers roughly one to two weeks of content — a common batch size for a sprint of campaign-driven posting.
- 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 50 posts: sizing the batch
An active client posting several times a day burns through 50 posts in one to two weeks — a useful batch size when planning a campaign sprint rather than a full month.
Preparing the batch
- One row per post, grouped by the campaign or week it belongs to
- A publish-time column that matches the client’s posting cadence
- Media files referenced consistently with the spreadsheet
Scheduling a 50-post batch with SkedCast
SkedCast imports the batch in one upload, validates every row, and paces publishing to match the campaign window it covers.
FAQ
- How much content does a 50-post batch cover?
- Roughly one to two weeks for a client posting several times a day — a common size for a campaign sprint.
- Should I group a 50-post batch by campaign or by date?
- Either works — grouping by campaign makes it easier to track performance per campaign, while sorting by date makes publish-order easy to audit.
- Can I bulk schedule 50 posts across several accounts?
- Yes — SkedCast fans a single import out across every account the batch targets.
- 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.