> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guide.geyser.fund/geyser-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guide.geyser.fund/geyser-docs/product-guides/project-features/publish-posts.md).

# Publish Posts

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Consistently updating your followers is a great way to keep them updated on the project and impact, and re-activated to fund.
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### How to Publish A Post and send to Email

1. `Log in` and go to your project page
2. Click the `Write Post` button
3. You can **start writing** right away, adding **titles**, **tables**, **pictures** and **videos**. The format follows the Markdown
4. You can Link a Reward or Goal. This will make the Post viewable from the linked Rewards and Goals.
5. You can add a Post Type to your post: This might be any of the following:
   * Announcement
   * Feedback request
   * Behind the scenes
   * Impact
   * Goal - new
   * Goal - update
   * Goal - reached
   * Reward - new
   * Reward - update
6. When you are done, you can select `Send Post by Email`. You can then Select who this Email should be sent to: Followers (everyone), Contributors, and or Reward buyers. 
7. Then, you'll should see the number of emails your Post will be sent to. You can then send Publish and the email will be sent out.


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