Marketing
Automatic Medium -> LinkedIn Poster
This n8n workflow uses a Schedule Trigger to automatically fetch Medium articles via HTTP Request (RapidAPI). It uses Airtable to track and prevent reposting, then publishes the article content and image to LinkedIn. Finally, it sends Telegram notifications for successful posts.
Built · ~10.5 hours saved per week
Automatic Medium to LinkedIn Content Publisher
Automation Overview
This workflow automates the process of discovering relevant articles on Medium.com and cross-posting them to a LinkedIn profile. It operates on a set schedule, intelligently sources content based on predefined topics, and avoids duplicate posts by maintaining a record of everything it has shared. This ensures a consistent and fresh stream of content for a LinkedIn audience without any manual intervention, providing status updates via Telegram for complete oversight.
Technologies Used
- n8n: The core automation platform coordinating the entire process. - Medium (via RapidAPI): Used as the content source to find articles based on specific tags. - Airtable: Acts as a simple database to log articles that have already been posted, preventing duplicates. - LinkedIn: The target social media platform where the content is published. - Telegram: Used for sending real-time notifications about the status of each post.
Extensive Node-by-Node Analysis
This workflow provides significant value by automating the time-consuming tasks of content curation and social media management. It ensures a consistent presence on LinkedIn with high-quality, relevant content.
1. Trigger: Scheduled Execution
- Morning 9 Clock (Schedule Trigger): This is the workflow's starting point. It uses a CRON expression (0 9,19 * * ) to automatically run twice every day, at 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM. - Value: This "set it and forget it" approach eliminates the need to manually trigger the workflow, ensuring consistent content sharing at optimal times for audience engagement.
2. Content Curation & Sourcing
- get random tags (Code): This node contains a predefined list of relevant topics (e.g., android, kotlin, app-development). Each time the workflow runs, it randomly selects one tag from this list. - fetch article ids from tag (HTTP Request): Using the randomly selected tag, this node makes an API call to the Medium RapidAPI to find a list of article IDs associated with that topic. - Value: This two-step process introduces variety and relevance into the content strategy automatically.
Tags: Marketing, Content Management, LinkedIn, Airtable, Timer
Integrations: Airtable, Code, Telegram, Schedule, HTTP, LinkedIn