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Found 11 templates linked to integration "wordpress-com"
This template watches a WordPress.com site for new posts, asks ChatGPT to write a short X post from the title, excerpt, and permalink, then publishes that text on X. Connect WordPress.com and X, then point the trigger at the site you publish on. ChatGPT is Latenode AI, so you do not paste an OpenAI key.
This template starts when WordPress.com publishes a post, creates a Mailchimp campaign from the title and content, and sends it to the audience you choose. Use it so subscribers get the new article without pasting the campaign by hand. Connect WordPress.com and Mailchimp. Put the Mailchimp API key on the Mailchimp connection.
This template watches a WordPress.com site for new posts, sends the permalink to T.LY from a JavaScript node, and stores the short URL next to the post id. Connect WordPress.com. Put the T.LY API key in that JavaScript node. Use the Latenode database table you pick as the lookup.
This template watches a Feedly feed for new articles, shapes title and body in JavaScript, and creates a WordPress.com post. Connect Feedly and WordPress.com. Point the trigger at the feed you follow. Map title, content, and excerpt from the article into the post.
This template watches a WordPress.com site for new posts, builds a Buffer update from title, excerpt, and permalink, and adds it to your Buffer queue. JavaScript calls the Buffer API. Connect WordPress.com. Put the Buffer access token in that JavaScript node and map the Buffer profile id for the social account you want.
This template watches a feed URL and, when a new RSS item arrives, asks ChatGPT for a title, excerpt, and HTML, then creates a WordPress.com post. MongoDB stores the item URL so later runs skip duplicates. Paste the feed URL on the RSS trigger. Connect WordPress.com and MongoDB. ChatGPT is a Latenode AI step, so you do not paste an OpenAI key.
This template turns a topic webhook into a WordPress.com post. Perplexity gathers sources, ChatGPT writes title, excerpt, slug, and HTML, and JavaScript assembles the body. WordPress.com publishes, then Gmail and Slack send the live URL and Notion stores the row. Connect WordPress.com, Gmail, Slack, and Notion. ChatGPT and Perplexity are Latenode AI steps, so you do not paste an OpenAI key.
This template turns a topic request into a WordPress.com post. A webhook supplies the topic. Perplexity gathers sources. ChatGPT writes an SEO title, excerpt, and HTML body. JavaScript assembles the post. WordPress.com publishes. Telegram sends the live URL. Connect WordPress.com and Telegram, then post a topic to the webhook URL to run it.
This template turns a planner row into a WordPress.com draft. A new Google Sheets row supplies topic, keywords, and audience. ChatGPT writes title, excerpt, slug, and HTML. JavaScript assembles the post. Image generation creates a featured image. WordPress.com creates the draft, uploads the image, and attaches it. Google Sheets writes the post URL back on the same row. Connect Google Sheets and WordPress.com, then add a topic row to run it.
This template turns a planner row into a WordPress.com post. A new Google Sheets row supplies the topic. Perplexity gathers sources. ChatGPT writes an SEO title, excerpt, and HTML body. JavaScript assembles the post. Google Docs and a Drive folder store a backup. WordPress.com publishes. Google Sheets writes the live URL back to the planner. Connect Google and WordPress.com, then add a topic row to run it.
This template turns a planner row into a WordPress.com post. A new Google Sheets row supplies the topic and writing prompt. ChatGPT writes title, excerpt, and HTML. JavaScript assembles the post. WordPress.com creates it, then Google Sheets writes the post URL back on the same row. Connect Google Sheets and WordPress.com. ChatGPT is a Latenode AI step, so you do not paste an OpenAI key.