(FREE Blueprint + Video Tutorial)
I don’t even need to get into why social media matters anymore.
→ It’s obvious.
Everyone online — whether you're a business owner, creator, agency, or freelancer — is either doing this grind yourself or hiring people to do it.
→ Social media managers.
→ Caption writers.
→ Image editors.
Or maybe it's just you, juggling 10 tabs, resizing images, tweaking captions, and copy-pasting the same thing everywhere.
My clients generally look for multiple social media automations, basis what’s relevant for their business.
But one of the most popular & common use-case is to repurpose the relevant news in their industry.
Why?
→ SEO helps you with visibility based on what’s trending on social media.
→ It shows that you’re active and aware, not disconnected or outdated.
→ This can really be automated, and you do not need a human reviewer.
Recently, I implemented this for a few businesses.
You can check their LinkedIn posts at SA Shares and Forexsuggest
How does it work?
1. Scrapes 10 latest & relevant Google News on a daily basis based on your search criteria
2. AI evaluates them all to decide which one might be the most interesting one for posting on social media
3. Another Apify scraper scrapes the entire post for the selected one
AI writes different chunks of the social media content, like one-liner hook, main value proposition, hashtags, etc
4. Bannerbear re-uses their cover image in a defined template with new title, date, and source text
5. Finally, it is being posted across different social media with merging different chunks of the social media content as per the platform.
It is built on Make and consumes around 25 operations per execution. So if you schedule it to run once a day, you don’t even have to pay for the Make plan
Let me be clear, you also need to integrate Apify, OpenAI, and BannerBear.
But don’t worry about the how. I am not only sharing the blueprint but you’ll also get a complete tutorial video on how to set this up.
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