Sharing Your Sleeve Posts on Social Media

Sharing Your Sleeve Posts on Social Media

You're already posting on Sleeve. The work is there. But if your fans aren't on Sleeve yet, they're missing it.

This page is how you get your Sleeve posts in front of them on the platforms they already use. Instagram, TikTok, Twitter/X, Facebook, Threads, Reddit, LinkedIn... wherever your fans actually scroll.

What you get when you share

Every post you publish on Sleeve generates a ready-to-download teaser image designed to stand out in a social feed. Pair it with the link to your Sleeve post, and you've got everything you need for a social share that earns the click.

The image is branded, named after your release or post, and sized for the major social platforms. Multiple style variants are available... pick the one that fits your aesthetic.

How to share

  1. Publish your post on Sleeve (see Posts, Notes & the Room for the full post walkthrough).
  2. Open your post on its live page at yourname.sleeve.fm/p/your-post-slug.
  3. Click the Share button.
  4. Download the teaser image (pick a style if multiple are offered).
  5. Copy the link to your post.
  6. Drop the image and link into your social feed with a caption.

Alternatively, the share button works as a one-tap share to Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter/X, Reddit, or Threads if you'd rather skip the manual paste and post directly.

Writing the caption

The image earns attention. The caption pulls fans into the click. Some starters:

  • "Just dropped a demo on Sleeve. Link in bio."
  • "Posted something I haven't shared anywhere else. Only on Sleeve."
  • "New tour diary + backstage shots up now on Sleeve. Come hang."
  • "Wrote about how this song came together. Full story on Sleeve."
  • "Member-only post just went up. Join my Sleeve to see it."

Keep it short. Make the click obvious. The image already tells the visual story.

Why it works

  • Fans on Sleeve see your post immediately. Your followers there get the email and the page update without any extra work
  • Fans not on Sleeve get pulled in. The teaser image stands out in feeds because it's designed to. They click, they land on your Sleeve page, and they have a clear next step: follow you, or join a tier
  • It scales. Every post you write becomes a piece of social fuel. No manual asset creation. No "what should I post to Instagram?" friction

See also

If something isn't working, reply to support@sleeve.fm.