LinkedIn + Google Sheets
List post ideas in a sheet and have each one written and published in turn, with the link and date added back to the row.
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Keep a steady presence on LinkedIn without writing every post on the day. Topics become drafts, articles from your blog or industry feeds become posts, images and videos go up from a link, and company page updates go out from a queue. Describe the posting routine to your AI assistant, read through what it plans to do, and LinkedIn gets its posts on schedule.
Try asking
Create a ClickRuntime automation: every Tuesday and Thursday at 9am, pick a current topic in B2B marketing, write a LinkedIn post of about 150 words that doesn't repeat my recent posts, publish it on my profile and email me the link.
Paste it into your assistant. It tells you what it will send or change before it runs live.
Ideas
A new post on a current topic in your field appears on your profile every Tuesday and Thursday, and you get its link.
See how it worksYou send a one-line topic and get a finished post on your profile, with a copy in your inbox.
See how it worksEach new article from your feed becomes a short LinkedIn post with the link, never shared twice.
See how it worksSend an image URL and caption and it appears as an image post on your profile.
See how it worksEvery Monday a draft arrives in your inbox, and it's only published if you click approve.
See how it worksSend a video URL and caption and the video is posted to your profile, with a confirmation email.
See how it worksOne update from your list goes out on your company page every Wednesday.
See how it works Your own logicYour own rules, schedule and AI steps with LinkedIn, plus any other app. Describe it and your assistant builds it.
See how to build your ownBuild your own
Conditions, thresholds, filters and exceptions, written the way you'd explain them to a colleague.
One automation can read from one app and update several others. Over 248 apps are ready, and anything with an API works too.
Summaries, classification, extraction and drafts use ClickRuntime's built-in AI, with no extra key.
Runs as often as every 5 minutes, or the moment an app sends an event, and keeps track of what it already handled.
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When I add a row to my Ideas sheet in Google Sheets, use AI to write a LinkedIn post and an X post from it, publish both and send me the links on Telegram.
Works with
List post ideas in a sheet and have each one written and published in turn, with the link and date added back to the row.
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Turn one idea into a longer LinkedIn post and a short X version, published together.
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Send a quick note or voice idea on Telegram and get a polished LinkedIn draft back to approve there.
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Share the same announcement on LinkedIn and your Facebook Page, written in a different tone for each.
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Approve drafts from your inbox, and turn the newsletters you receive into post ideas.
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Post videos or images from a Drive folder on a schedule, or turn new documents into posts.
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Name any of them when you ask your assistant, and your automation connects them. Over 248 apps are ready to go, and anything with an API works too.
Beyond chat
Instant
Turn a topic into a published LinkedIn postThe moment it happens
On a schedule
Publish a LinkedIn post twice a weekOn a schedule
Watches for changes
Share new blog articles on LinkedInOn a schedule
Setup
LinkedIn connects through an app you create in the LinkedIn Developer portal, linked to a LinkedIn Page. Posting as yourself uses `w_member_social`; posting as a company page also needs LinkedIn to approve your app for the Community Management API.
Social
https://clickruntime.com/oauth/callback and use the scopes openid, profile, email and w_member_social.Good to know
w_organization_social, which LinkedIn only grants after approving your app for the Community Management API.FAQ
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