Automate Social Media Posts: RSS Feeds to Canva & All Your Social Media Platforms!
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- Опубликовано: 4 фев 2025
- Unlock the ultimate hack for automating social media posts across Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, and more.
In this video, I'll show you how to:
✅ Turn RSS feed content into unique social media posts.
✅ Use a clever Canva + Google Slides workaround to customize templates.
✅ Automate the process for Instagram, LinkedIn, X, and Facebook.
Tools Used:
Make.com: The backbone of automation. www.make.com/e...
Canva: Template creation (no Enterprise needed!).
Google Slides: Dynamic template customization with placeholders.
ChatGPT: Generating captions and quotes for posts.
This automation not only saves time but also creates tailored content for multiple audiences and platforms. Whether you’re a small business, marketer, or content creator, this solution is a game-changer! 💡
✨ Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and comment with your automation questions or ideas! ✨
You nailed it! lol Well done and exactly what I am looking for. Subscribed !!
Thank you so much.. And love it 😀 So glad you found it helpful
I am new in your channel and found your video very intersting! thanks Nicole!
Thanks so much for watching and for your kind words!
Mine is working brilliantly. Great system thanks
Amazing!!! So glad it works well for you.
Great idea, subscribed
Thanks so much 😊
Awesome tutoriel thanks a lot 😊
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I use Canva to create certificates for my students in PDF format. I would like to know how I could generate them automatically by simply inserting their first and last names, as well as the date. Is it possible to use variables in Canva, similar to date variables in Google Slides? Thanks in advance
I'd recommend using Google slides. One of my videos goes over it, but I can specifically do one for this use case if you prefer
Do you know how to have a search button that searches your sight in a canva website?
By the way, great tutorial
aww thanks so much!!
I assume you have a website that you built on the canva website, correct? If so, you have a couple of options:
You can also add a button to a Canva website by:
Going to canva.com/button/build
Using HTML attributes to configure the button's appearance and behavior
You can also add a navigation menu to a Canva website by:
Tapping Preview on the menu bar above the editor
Selecting With navigation from the dropdown
Let me know how it goes
Is there some sort of expiration token on the URL that google slides generates? The reason I ask is because the day after I create an image with google slide via this make scenario, the URL is no longer available, I get a 403 forbidden error. The URL appears to only be usable for the same day that the image is created. Have you encountered this? Thanks
Yes, you're correct! The URLs generated by Google Slides for exported images are temporary and often expire within 24 hours, which is why you're seeing the 403 Forbidden error. To resolve this, you can add a step to your Make.com scenario to download the image and save it to a permanent location, such as a Google Drive folder. This ensures the image has a persistent URL for future use. Let me know if you'd like more details on how to set that up! Thanks for watching!
@@NaiLD-it-ai Yes, if you can explain please!
So sorry, I didn't see your reply (I wasn't notified). After the 2nd google slide module, add in a Google Drive, Upload a file module (map the content link from the 2nd google slide module). You can also try it with Dropbox if Google Drive is being finicky.
im just interested in you lol
Hahaha, thanks
Hi, how can I make it also take an image from the RSS and place it in the design?
Well, it depends on if the original article has an image. Most do. If so, you should see an image URL in the output of the RSS module. You can link that to say a cell in google sheets. I hope that helps.
@NaiLD-it-ai Ok, I'll try that. Thanks!