🤖 Day 4/9 - Create a Twitter thread based on an blog post

[Francisco_Fontes]

Lee este artículo en español en LinkedIn:
Destaca en Twitter con hilos de Twitter generados automáticamente por Make y OpenAI GPT4

Create a Twitter thread based on a blog post

If you want to take your tweeting to the next level and create more prosperous, engaging content, create a Twitter thread based on your blog post!

Here I show you how to do it with Make and OpenAI

1. Extract information from an article published on the web
2. Runs a prompt to create a thread on Twitter with the extracted information
3. Finally, execute the publication of the tweets

Remember that by sharing valuable content on Twitter, you are increasing your brand’s visibility and creating a stronger bond with your audience.

Don’t wait any longer and try to Make with OpenAI using the GPT4 model today, and you will increase your productivity!

[szymon]

hello, can you share more details about each component of that automation?

[Chaz_Nahas]

It would be great if we could get more context into each of the modules. Particularly for the first 3 modules.

[Sid_Dani]

Hey, thanks for sharing this, could shed more context on how you did this, or share the blueprint? I have a blog and have been trying to get this workflow but havent been able to figure it out. This will help me immensely.

[Anish_Jajodia]

Would be great if you can give us the blueprint

[Shashwat_Chopra]

Please provide blueprints

[samliew]

@Francisco_Fontes This seems like a complex scenario, perhaps exporting the blueprint might help others replicate the scenario.

At the bottom of the scenario editor, you can click on the three dots to find the Export Blueprint menu item.

Uploading it here will look like this:

blueprint.json (119.3 KB)

Thank you!

[lelievre_thomas]

I found his video here : https://youtu.be/4-bc2RslsvE?si=pLLuVFmZlrV2W5j-

But bad news it’s not a thread.
It’s a tweet quoting another tweet.

I’been investigating on how to create a thread with make.com twitter modules for weeks and didn’t manage to.

I think the only solution is to use the http module to do a post request. So we need to create a custom connection to twitter api v2.

Not doable with twitter modules (neither v5 nor v6) unless someone proves me wrong (hopefully)

[Jon_Crypto]

new to Make.com and i’m not familiar with coding other than PHP. can you explain how you would setup the HTTP module request to get this done?

[Pamela1]

I would also love to have a blueprint of that. Thx.

[ImMichaelCannon]

What is wanted to know most here?

• Content extraction (I use ujeebu.com’s extract API)
• Chunking the content for threading (See Prompt, Social Network Chunking, Twitter below)
• Posting to Twitter (See CSV image below)

Please ignore all prior prompt instructions.

Act as a senior social media marketer.

Chunk the content below the "||1||" marker into Twitter-sized replies.

The audience is agencies, digital transformers, and job candidates.

Avoid:
- Adding prompt instructions, introductions, salutations, and conclusions.
- Using any prompt-related instructions after "||1||".

Steps:
- Chuck the content up by new lines.
- When a chunk is more than 45 words or 270 characters, break it down further.
- Ignore blank lines.

Output Format: JSON

Output Example = """
["The first paragraph.", "The second paragraph.", "Source URL.", "#hashtags"]
"""

Max Tokens: 150
Temperature: 0.4
Top-p: 0.8
Frequency Penalty: -0.25
Presence Penalty: 0.1

||1||

Twitter CSV for Simplified scheduling

[Przemek]

This post has an answer to your problem:

Creating a Twitter Thread

I’m developing a Twitter bot which can post multiple tweets after each other. I can likely get the ID of the previous tweet via the “Get Tweet ID”, but I don’t see a way to then respond to that tweet. Any Idea?

I test it yesterday and worked as a dream. To replay you need to use twitter v1.1 API call module.