Related Q's Bot v2 - Topic Randomizer

Related Q's Bot v2 - Topic Randomizer 

You’ll notice many similarities between this scenario and the auto-blogger scenarios. That is because they are identical except this scenario includes an API call to grab “related questions” on a topic. 

This scenario relies on a third party service called SERPAPI. 

Go to CLICK HERE and sign up for a free account. You get 100 free searches per month. Then grab your API key and insert it where it says YOUR-API-KEY in the HTTP modules. 

All other code is already in place. 

Don’t forget to put your own topics into the Topic Randomizer. 

You can add as many as you like, just remember to modify the formula.

If you add topics, continue the pattern, semi-colon - number - semi-colon - topic, etc. Make sure the last variable is a topic and closing parenthesis. And make sure that top number (currently a 5) is changed to the total number of topics. 

You may also wish to change the GPT prompts to include a tone or examples so that the output is in your style. 

Finally, you can use this flow to post draft articles to other sites aside from Wordpress. If you don’t have a Wordpress site, replace the module with the service of your choice. 

If you do use Wordpress, connect your Wordpress site to Make by following these instructions -CLICK HERE

Related Q's Bot v2 - Form Input 

You’ll notice that this scenario is nearly identical to the last one. The ONLY difference is the input. Rather than run on a schedule, and then randomly rotate through topics, this one relies on a form input. 

The idea here is, you fill out a simple quick form with your topic, and THEN the scenario will write your article.

Here’s how you set that up. It requires a (free) Jotform account (CLICK HERE). Once you have a Jotform account, you can create a form (it’s really easy). 

Simply have a short text input and ask for a topic 

Once you have the form, then you need to connect it to your scenario. 

You do this by clicking Add, and then Make will create a webhook. Simply name your webhook and then tell it which form you want it connected to and that’s it. 

*PROTIP, you need to run the Jotform module first before any output can be used as a variable in other modules. So, disconnect Jotform from all other modules and then click run. Then fill out your form (go to the Publish page and just open it in a new window) and click Submit. This will trigger the module. Then when you reconnect it, you’ll see your answers as variables. 

This way, rather than have static topics running on a schedule, you can create blogs with topics you’ve thought up on demand. 

Related Q's Bot v2 - Form Input - AI Img

This bot is mostly identical to previous bots except that it adds a GPT module for creating a text-to-image prompt AND adds api calls to StableDiffusionAPI.com. The scenario also injects the resulting image into your blog post as a featured image. 

You will need a stablediffusionapi.com account for this 

(CLICK HERE) 

All parameters are already filled out, you simply need to input your API keys.

For more information on how to manipulate your images in stablediffusionapi’s API, check out their API docs -

CLICK HERE

As you can see, these bots start simple but can get more complex. 

You can also customize them by customizing the AI prompts, customizing the inputs (the form, for example), or customizing where the output goes. 

These scenarios are yours to edit and shape into your own. They serve mainly as guideposts to get most of the confusing code parts out of the way. 

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