Scheduled Publishing

Marketing teams often prepare content in advance and schedule it for future publishing. This practice applies to various types of content, including blog posts, seasonal greetings, and e-commerce discounts.

React Bricks offers a built-in scheduled publishing feature. This feature can also trigger a build hook in your site’s hosting environment when future-dated content is published.

Schedule Future Publishing

With React Bricks, you can keep a page in “draft” status and schedule its future publication. Simply select the desired date and time for publishing. When that moment arrives, your content will automatically transition to the “published” state, making it accessible via the frontend APIs.

Multischeduling with Variants

React Bricks v5 also supports multischeduling through page variants.

Instead of scheduling only one future version of a page, you can create multiple variants of the same page and set scheduled publish and unpublish dates for each variant. React Bricks will make the right variant active based on its scheduling window.

This is useful for campaign timelines where a page needs to change automatically over time, for example:

• a teaser version before launch
• a launch-day version
• a post-launch version
• a seasonal promotion that expires on a specific date

When more than one variant is active at the same time, the same variant system can also be used for A/B testing.

See A/B Testing and Multischeduling for more details.

We trigger your build hooks!

For static site generation, if you want new content to be published at the scheduled time, you need to call the deploy hook in your hosting environment (e.g., Vercel, Netlify, AWS, GitHub Actions).

Don’t worry—you won’t have to manually trigger the build at midnight to update the website. Just enable the “Trigger hook on scheduled publishing” option for your production build hook. We’ll trigger it as soon as the new content is published

At midnight, you can simply celebrate with your favorite champagne or, even better, an Italian “metodo classico” 🥂🇮🇹.

Read more about webhooks and how to set them up.