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Create social media posts from a published blog using ChatGPT 2/2
In the second part, the content is automatically posted on their respective platforms with a push of a button! [Scenario 1/2](https://eu1.make.com/templates/10692-create-social-media-posts-from-a-blog-using-chatgpt-1-2)
TRY IT ->Analyze sentiment of new mentions on Twitter with ChatGPT and store results on Airtable
Harness the power of ChatGPT to scrutinize tweets mentioning you, gain insights, and save findings on Airtable for easy accessibility and intelligent social media management.
TRY IT ->Create social media posts (LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook) and send a Slack message from an updated Airtable record
Use this template to automatically create a LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook Pages post and send a Slack message from an updated Airtable record. The template works with the following [Airtable base](https://airtable.com/shrKB2AYovDa5CVvM). The scenario is triggered when the 'Ready' field is updated. To achieve that, we created the 'Last modified' field of type 'Last modified time' and chose to watch updates in the 'Ready' field only.
TRY IT ->Post new records from Airtable to social media
When you update an Airtable record, a new post will be created for the selected social media platform. The record will then be marked as posted. [Here](https://airtable.com/shra8uugk59k3cNI6) is the table used in this scenario.
TRY IT ->Save new Tweets to Airtable
Every time you add a new Tweet, it will be saved to Airtable. [Here](https://airtable.com/shra8uugk59k3cNI6) is the table used in this scenario.
TRY IT ->Automate posting from Blog to Social Media with ChatGPT
Easily post on social media from your blog using ChatGPT - a powerful AI tool that streamlines content sharing, increases engagement, and enhances your online presence effortlessly.
TRY IT ->Summarize website content and create social media posts with ChatGPT and Browse AI
Harness the power of ChatGPT and Browse AI to turn monitored website content into captivating social media posts. Perfect for creating and sharing content on autopilot, ensuring your social media channels stay active and engaging effortlessly.
TRY IT ->Create social media posts from a blog using ChatGPT 1/2
Effortlessly convert your blog content into engaging social media posts using ChatGPT- boost your online engagement, drive traffic, and grow your readership effortlessly. [Scenario 2/2](https://www.make.com/en/hq/template/10695-create-social-media-posts-from-a-published-blog-using-chatgpt-2-2)
TRY IT ->Social media distribution system
This scenario handles a social media distribution system in which the row with content is randomly selected, and the content is published to a specified social media account. Here, Facebook Pages, X, and LinkedIn social accounts are used.
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