I figured (in my small tiny brain) that I would have an
RSS Feed that feeds into Chat GPT, that feeds JSON data into Google Sheets, specifically the Title, Author, Date, Content, and possibly image, and a few other items.
Then another Chat GPT would create a WordPress post FROM that Google Sheet row, and be able to do a FULL WordPress blog post, that looked correct.
Now I say correct because when you do RSS - GPT - WordPress
You get a blog post basically just plain text, H1 and H2 is just # signs, and nothing is formatted correctly.
I went to Youtube, and someone had an auto blog fully set up, but he had so many modules, I cannot count. So I figured my above scenario might work?
I am looking to automate the blog of course, and if anyone can tell, I am not successful just yet. There are no links, either external, or internal (bad) and no images (worse) and then not even H1, H2 etc (really really bad worse)
The great thing about Make is its flexibility—there are so many ways to set up your automation to fit your specific needs.
For your project, it depends on the quality you’re aiming for:
Lower Quality Content: You might get by with 6-7 modules, but it won’t be great.
Average Quality Content: You’ll probably need more than 10-15 modules.
High-Quality Content: If you want top-notch posts, even 3 scenarios might not be enough (of course, this is an exaggeration- finally it depends on process- and need of including copywriter/"copy-checker into process)).
Tips for Better Results and explanation why show-case scenarios use more modules
Cascade Prompting: Breaking down the process into steps, like Step 1: Generate the introduction, Step 2: Generate the main content, and so on. More steps equal better quality, meaning more modules.
Formatting: Make sure the prompts and processing include instructions for proper HTML formatting for H1, H2, links, and images.
Your idea is a good start, but to improve the quality and formatting of your blog posts, you’ll need to break the task into smaller, more detailed steps. This means using more modules to manage each part of the process.
And it is only creation. Good system should also help you manage content.
OK, so for example, I obviously have the simple 3 modules making a very simple but effective blog post, only missing the images, links, etc. How would I go about also generating an image to go to the blog module? I am only confused because there is a router app, but there is not a reverse router (converger) that would allow me to take the data from 2-10 modules, and put them into the final post.
