Automated X Content Engine
Every published article becomes a week of X content — 100 GEO-optimized posts generated and scheduled automatically, in the time it takes to read this sentence.
Hours lost turning articles into tweets.
The client publishes long-form articles consistently, and wanted to repurpose each one into a steady stream of X posts to grow their brand. The problem was the manual work: reading the article, distilling the key points, and writing dozens of distinct, on-brand tweets — by hand, every single week.
It was eating ~7 hours every week, didn't scale with publishing volume, and pulled focus away from higher-value work.
A Make.com engine that writes a week of content in one trigger.
I built an event-driven workflow that activates the moment an article goes live — no buttons to press, no copy-pasting. Here's exactly what happens.
The moment an article is published, WordPress fires a webhook into Make.com. No manual start — the system is fully event-driven.
Make.com captures the article body and title, cleans the content, and packages it into a structured payload ready for the language model.
A carefully engineered prompt instructs the LLM to produce 100 distinct, high-quality, GEO-optimized X posts — varied in angle and hook, all on-brand.
Every generated post lands in a spreadsheet, giving the client a clean place to skim, tweak, or approve before anything goes out.
Approved posts push to Buffer and are queued across the week — a full content calendar, filled without lifting a finger.