In a world where LinkedIn has become a critical platform for businesses and brands to maintain exposure and promotion, the traditional approach to content management has become grossly outdated and time-consuming. If you’re managing multiple accounts, you’re probably well acquainted with the tedious task of switching logins frequently.
But what if you could automate your LinkedIn image posts with the help of AITable.ai and Make.com? That’s right, the future of social media management is here, and it’s automated.
AITable.ai: Your Key to Workflow Automation
AITable.ai is a work platform that leverages AI to simplify workflow automation with a visual database. It connects to more than 6,000 applications via Albato, Zapier, Make, Pabbly, and Activepieces, making it an indispensable tool for social media management.
This time, we’re going to use Make.com to automate the creation of LinkedIn image posts using data and images stored on AITable.ai.
Step-by-Step Guide to Automating LinkedIn Image Posts
The process of automating the creation of LinkedIn image posts begins with setting up a new table in AITable.ai. This table will serve as the management hub for your LinkedIn post content.
It must include three key fields and pieces of information: an attachment field for post images, a long text field for post content, and a select field (which includes the “post” option) to trigger publication. You can add other fields based on your content management needs, such as a date field for scheduling posts.
Next, set up a “Send Web Request” automation in AITable.ai to ensure participant information can be received by Make.com. For the trigger, select “Record Matches Conditions”, and set it to activate when the status changes to “Sent”.
For the action, choose “Send Web Request” and fill in the necessary information based on the configuration.
In the Body fill-in box, you need to pay special attention to the path that references the attachment field: Attachment – Join attachment URLs – Convert to JSON string.
Then, create a new scenario in Make.com, and select “Webhook” as the first module. Choose “Custom Webhook” and generate a URL to paste into the automation settings in AITable.ai. Once you’ve successfully tested the data capture, you can move on to the next steps.
The next module in Make.com is HTTP, where you fill in the URL variable for the attachment field.
Finally, add the last module, LinkedIn, and link your LinkedIn account. In the content section, enter the relevant variables captured by the webhook.
Save and publish the scenario, and your automated workflow is complete!
Embrace the Future of Content Production
The future of content production is here, and it’s all about automation. With AITable.ai and Make.com, you can streamline your LinkedIn image post creation process, ensuring a consistent flow of high-quality content while saving valuable time and resources. Don’t let the hassle of traditional content management hold you back.
Embrace the power of automation and start your journey towards efficient content production today!