By exploring the settings in the ‘Advanced’ tab within the ‘General’ section of the Revive.so plugin, you’ll uncover a range of options crafted to refine the republishing behavior of your posts.

Settings and Functions
- Schedule Auto Republish Process Every (in days)
-> Customize the interval in days for the auto-republish process. This setting determines how often the plugin will republish your posts. - Republish Process Interval within a Day
-> Specify the interval between two republish events within a day. This setting ensures that republishing occurs at regular intervals throughout the day, based on the last run time. - Date Time Random Interval
-> Add a randomness interval to the republishing process, making the timing appear more natural to readers and search engine result pages (SERPs). - Republish Post to Position
-> Choose the position of republished posts relative to existing ones. This setting allows you to control the order in which republished posts appear on your website. - Time Specific Republishing
-> Enable or disable time-specific republishing. If enabled, republishing will only occur between the specified start and end times. - Select Weekdays to Republish
-> Choose the weekdays on which you want republishing to occur. Easily enable or disable republishing for specific days according to your content strategy. - Maximum Number of Republish Allowed in a Day
-> Set the maximum number of posts to be republished in a single day. This setting ensures that republishing remains within manageable limits and aligns with your content goals. - Number of Posts to be Republished at a time
-> Specify the number of posts to be republished in each republishing event. Customize this setting to control the pace of your republishing efforts. - Post Auto Republish Action
-> Choose the post republish action, either to republish the post or create a duplicate post. This setting determines how the plugin handles republishing actions.
You can adjust how you republish your content to fit your needs. These settings give you control over your content’s lifecycle, like when it’s published and how it’s organized.