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# Social Manager - Configuring a Social Media Post
To start click "**New Post**", then add the **Image** or the **Video** you want.
To add **Images**;
* Click on the **Image Center** and select a file from your computer.
* Click **Cloud Images** and choose an image from an online storage service.
* Click **URL** and enter the address of an image from the internet.
To add **Videos**;
* Click on the **Image Center** and select a file from your computer.
* Click **Cloud Videos** and choose a video from an online storage service.
* Click **URL** and enter the address of a video from the internet.
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In the post of **LinkedIn**, you can add a **Link** or create a **Poll** to interact with your audience.
• To create a **poll**, click the question mark icon that appears in the publishing box;
• To insert a **link**, click the chain icon located next to it.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Supported File Formats for posts (Instagram, Linkedin and Facebook)**
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{% hint style="info" %}
*There is no possibility to delete posts via SprintHub*
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