Already an expert at scouring the social networks? Don't reinvent your workflow. Use our Tagboard Chrome Extension, a one-click workflow to send content directly from the networks, onto your dashboard.
Manually Installing the Extension
Download the extension at this link: https://tgb.d.pr/dsNWkJ and unzip the file by clicking on it in your downloads folder.
Open your Chrome browser and type: chrome://extensions/
In the top right corner, make sure “Developer Mode” is toggled on.
Click on “Load unpacked” (Seen in the bottom left corner of screenshot above)
Select the Tagboard Chrome Extension file you downloaded at the start (Note: it must be unzipped!)
You should now see the extension added at this link chrome://extensions/
Note: If you don't see the Tagboard logo in the top right corner of your browser, click the chrome extension icon that it looks like a puzzle piece, and pin your Tagboard extension.
Using the Extension
Featuring to a tagboard
Hover your mouse over a post you want to feature to get the Tagboard button to appear. Click on the button and choose which tagboard you'd like to feature the post on.
Tagboard for Google Chrome supports:
Tweets
TweetDeck
Instagram Posts
Native Reddit posts and comments
YouTube videos
Zipwhip text messages
Note: The extension will show an error modal unless the post is totally public, without any blocked people or friend lists.
Setting a default tagboard (optional)
You have the option to set a default tagboard if you manage multiple tagboards but only need to feature posts to a single moderation dashboard. Click on the Tagboard logo to load the Chrome Extension dropdown. Hover your mouse over the tagboard you want to select, click on the cog icon and select "Set as default".
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