Unhealthy Cron Request
What does it mean "Unhealthy Cron Request"?“Unhealthy Cron Request” message
First of all, “Unhealthy Cron Request” is NOT an error. It’s just a warning.
“Unhealthy Cron Request” message does not necessary mean that something is wrong. It just means that your WP Cron is not set in the correct(stable) way and it could potentially cause you delays, duplicates or unposted posts. If you don’t have any issues, you can just ignore that warning.
Although we really recommend you to setup WP Cron in a correct and stable way. WP Cron Setup
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SNAP Pro for Wordpress
Pro version upgrade adds the ability to configure more than one account for each social network and some additional features.
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