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Social Sets are used to organize your social profiles. This article explains what Social Sets are and how to create and manage them.
What are Social Sets?
A Social Set is a set of social profiles that can include 1 of each social profile (that is, 1 social set can contain 1 Instagram, 1 Facebook, 1 Twitter, 1 Pinterest, 1 TikTok, 1 YouTube, 1 LinkedIn, 1 Threads, and 1 Snapchat profile).
Social Sets vs. Access Groups
Social Sets are sets of social profiles, while Access Groups contain Social Sets. Access Groups help you manage and restrict access to your Social Sets, photos, and videos. You can add users to an Access Group to give them access to the Social Sets and Media Library within that Access Group.
What does Collabs Creator mean?
If your Social Set has a Collabs Creator tag, it means this Social Set is attached to a creator profile in Later for creators.
If you change the social profiles in this Social Set, those changes will also be reflected in its creator profile.
If you delete this Social Set, the associated creator profile will also be deleted, and removed from any campaigns to which it has been added.
Create Social Sets
Social Sets are created as you add an connect new profiles. This means you won't see all the Social Sets available in your plan right away. To create a new Social Set:
- From Later for desktop, go to Settings > Social Sets & Access Groups (or click here)
- Select Edit next to the Access Group you'd like to add a Social Set to:
- Select Add Social Profile:
- From here, you can add a new social profile to your existing Social Set or select an empty slot in a new one:
- You create a Social Set by selecting an empty slot in a new one when adding a social profile
Manage Social Sets
You can move your existing social profiles between Social Sets and Access Groups
Here’s how to organize your Social Sets:
- From Later for Desktop, go to Settings > Social Sets & Access Groups (or click here)
- Select Organize Social Profiles
- Drag and drop your social profiles between Social Sets and Access Groups
Note: If you only see 1 Social Set here but you're on a plan that supports multiple Social Sets, you need to create them first. - Select Save Changes