Posting repetitive or irrelevant information on social media is generally not recommended, as it may cause audience loss or be blocked by the platform. However, if you need to do this, you can consider the following methods, but be sure to pay attention to the platform's policies and audience reactions: 1. **Scheduled publishing tools**: Use tools (such as Buffer, Hootsuite, etc.) to automatically schedule content, which can easily set up repeated publishing, but pay attention to the interval and frequency to avoid being considered spam. 2. **Content variation**: Post the same topic multiple times in different ways by interpreting or packaging the same content differently. 3. **Use tags and topics**: Attach different tags or participate in different topic discussions so that the same content can be placed in different discussion streams. 4. **Multi-platform publishing**: Post the same content on multiple social media platforms to use the diversity of the platform to reach different audience groups. 5. **Reuse user-generated content**: Encourage users to participate and share their content repeatedly so that the re-posted information can appear in different perspectives. 6. **Recycle old content**: Regularly re-post old content, especially those posts that are still relevant or have timeliness at a specific time. Whatever method you use, be careful to keep your content relevant and valuable, and not disrupt the audience experience or violate platform rules.