YouTube Blog Bot

Youtube Blog Bot v2 

This scenario requires you to have a RapidAPI account (CLICK HERE) as well as to subscribe to this API (CLICK HERE). The API has a free tier so as long as you don’t make more than 17 API calls per day (500 per month) you won’t have to pay anything. 

All necessary information for this API will be under the “Endpoints” tab. 

In the Scenario itself you will also need to input your channel ID

When you visit your Youtube channel, this string is in the URL. 

Now onto the flow. The first module is a Data Store module, which means you’ll need to create a data store. The reason is because the scenario is set up in such a way that the same video doesn’t get summarized multiple times. You should copy this scenario once you have it set up, and change the URL from ‘videos’ to ‘shorts’ and run both at the same time. Having both run simultaneously allows you to make videos or shorts and all your latest youtube content will be summarized and distributed across the channels of your choosing. 

But first, you’ll need to create two Data Stores and new Data Structures. 

Navigate to Data Stores in the left hand menu on Make, then click to add a data store, and next to your new data store click to add a data structure.

Then, all you need is one field for Youtube Vids ID. Do this for Youtube Vids and Youtube Shorts.

Once those are created, you can import the scenario. The first module is a Data Store module. Connect the appropriate Data Store with the corresponding key name. 

In the next module you’ll need to input your Channel ID and your API key for the RapidAPI API call.

You’ll also need to input your API key in the transcription API call modules on both scenarios.

The next few modules are GPT modules and you’ll notice the set up is identical to the blog automations (auto blogger and SEO blogger). 

Remember to modify the prompts to fit your specific needs. 

Then we have the image generation segment. 

You will need a ModelsLab (formerly 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

Then the Wordpress modules, where the image and blog content are uploaded to your Wordpress. 

To connect your Wordpress site to Make, follow these instructions - 

CLICK HERE

The last module saves the Youtube video ID to the Data Store so that it can check against it the next time the scenario runs (this is handled in the filter between the API module and the sleep module) - 

DON’T FORGET TO SET A TIME/FREQUENCY FOR THE SCENARIO TO RUN. Do this by clicking the clock on the very first (empty) module. 

That’s it!