What does this Make.com template do?
This Make.com blueprint watches one or more RSS feeds (blog, podcast show notes, newsroom) and creates LinkedIn post drafts in a Google Sheet — with title, summary hook, link, and suggested hashtags. You approve copy before anything hits your company or founder page. Built for operators who want content velocity without risking off-brand auto-posts.
What's included
- 1× Make.com blueprint JSON (8 modules)
- Google Sheet column map for draft queue
- Hashtag rotation placeholder logic
- Setup checklist (PDF notes in email)
Common use cases
- B2B founder personal brand — Repurpose blog RSS into weekly LinkedIn drafts without copying HTML by hand.
- Agency client content ops — One scenario per client feed; editors approve from a shared sheet.
- Product marketing launch drumbeat — Pull changelog RSS into draft posts during release weeks.
How to import into Make.com
- 1
Download the blueprint JSON
Use the Download Template button and open the file from the email we send you.
- 2
Import in Make.com
Make.com → Scenarios → Create a new scenario → ⋮ menu → Import Blueprint → select the JSON file.
- 3
Connect apps & credentials
Open each module and authenticate the apps listed in the prerequisites section.
- 4
Map fields and variables
Replace placeholder sheet columns, webhook URLs, or filter values with your account IDs.
- 5
Run once manually
Execute the scenario with test data before switching on scheduling.
How to customize for your stack
Add Buffer or Hootsuite instead of manual post
Swap the final sheet row append for a Buffer module once copy is approved — keep the sheet as audit trail.
Filter RSS by keyword
Insert a filter module after RSS parse to only draft posts matching campaign tags.
Compatibility & requirements
| Platform | Make.com (Cloud) |
|---|---|
| Plan | Core+ recommended for scheduled runs |
| Connected apps | RSS, Google Sheets, LinkedIn (optional publish step) |
Operator note: Ship the sheet approval step first. Teams that skip review usually pause the scenario after one off-brand post.
Anton Chisliuk · AI Marketing Ops · Updated September 2026