Slack is made up of channels. Sometimes you want to share the same message in different channels, often including an external link. But let's agree that while copying and pasting might be simple, it's also work (read: annoying!) to find the channel, paste the message, send it, and then repeat the process 18 times.

This is where Threadly steps in, with its fully customizable suite of features:

💥 Channel Groups: Easily group channels together. Create groups for your partners, prospects, or internal social channels. Or, send one-offs if you'd like!

💥 Customizable Profiles: Change the profile icon and name so your message feels personal. Switch it up each time to keep your channels engaged. Be the Product Team, Sarah from Acme, or the Silly App — you name it. Literally.

💥 Markdown Support: Threadly's editor fully supports markdown, allowing you to quickly format your message the way you want them to look.

💥 Message Templates: Find yourself sharing the same note each week? Save it as a template and easily tweak it when you need to send it.

💥 CTAs: Build call-to-actions (CTAs) that link to any external website. Hyperlinks are cool, but don't we all agree a green shiny button catches the eye a bit more?

💥 Advanced Analytics: Easily analyze and get notified about who’s engaging with your CTAs.

Threadly users have shared some really cool use cases: sales reps hopping on hot leads as soon as they click on the "Learn more" CTA, HR teams sharing the latest employee survey, and product marketing teams highlighting new features. With Threadly, it's easy to reach your users where they are, and with Slack's high open rates, your message is sure to be seen!

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