"publish posts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are writing about a situation in which posts are published, for example: "In order to reach a wider audience, the company decided to publish posts on their social media channels."
WordPress is open-source software used by bloggers to publish posts.
The service enables users to publish posts in a bloglike format.
Even in the aftermath of what the group describes as "social murder", it continues to publish posts on other housing tenants and issues in the area.
| Teng Biao A notice from prosecutors reads: "Defendant Pu Zhiqiang has used the internet to publish posts that incited ethnic hatred on many occasions which has caused serious consequences.
While known troll blogs continue to publish posts and troll comments continue to appear on news sites, these tactics alienate internet-savvy Russians, who wonder why the Kremlin needs to go to such lengths to protect its image, Soshnikov argued.
In addition to helping marketing executives run campaigns on social media, the software at Salesforce.com will also help brands manage the internal processes they implement for social media – things like who can publish posts and who has permission to administer social media accounts.
These usually include published posts and likes (plusones in Google+) on other users' posts.
Spam + Blog = Splog: a computer program steals a writer's identity and publishes posts under his name.
If users could cross-publish posts to Google+ the way that apps like Path allow syndication to Facebook and Twitter, maybe the network wouldn't feel so dead.
Place some of your best published posts in your portfolio.
The Facebook activity level measures the average number of published posts.
