Product tagging (Amazon, Lowe’s, Instagram Shopping) when scheduling Reels/Shorts/TikToks#3162
I schedule the same Short across YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok in Publer. What I need is the ability to attach PRODUCT tags in the composer so an assistant (or I) can do it once at schedule time — not open each native app afterward.
Please support:
1) Instagram product tags / Shopping tags on Reels and posts when scheduling from Publer.
2) TikTok shopping / product stickers or tags where the API allows.
3) YouTube Shorts / YouTube Shopping product tags when posting via Publer (products from Amazon, Lowe’s, or other connected catalogs).
4) Save product links or SKUs per post (or per network) so tags survive schedule → publish.
5) Ideally an API or bulk way to apply product tags so automation tools can set Amazon and Lowe’s products without a manual click in each app.
Why: without product tagging in Publer, cross-posting Shorts still requires a manual product-tag pass for affiliate and sponsor posts, which defeats scheduling.As a DIY YouTube creator who cross-posts Shorts to YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok through Publer, I need native tagging in the composer — not just hashtags in the caption.
Please add:
1) Instagram: tag people/brands in Reels (@mentions that notify), collaborator tags, product tags, and location tags when scheduling from Publer.
2) TikTok: tag other accounts and add location when scheduling.
3) YouTube Shorts: support tagging another channel / paid promotion / shopping-related tags where the API allows.
4) Per-network controls: set different tags per platform in one multi-post, since brand partners (e.g. @lowes) must be tagged on IG/TikTok for sponsored posts.
5) Preserve tags through schedule → publish so we don’t have to open each native app after Publer posts.
Why it matters: without this, Publer’s free cross-posting still forces a manual pass in Instagram/TikTok for every sponsored Short, which defeats the point of scheduling. Hashtag collections help captions, but they don’t replace people/brand/product tags.