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Automated blog or article publishing

Purpose

1.1. Enable fully or semi-automated publishing of news, blogs, or event recaps tailored for anime clubs.
1.2. Centralize content creation, approval, formatting, scheduling, and multi-channel distribution.
1.3. Automate routine content management tasks, freeing time for creative and curation efforts.
1.4. Ensure consistent posting schedule, cross-platform reach, and reduce manual publishing errors.
1.5. Capture, store, and repost user-generated content or multimedia articles from community members.
1.6. Integrate editorial workflows for review, tagging, SEO, and content categorization.

Trigger Conditions

2.1. Receipt of new article submissions (e.g., inbound Google Form submission).
2.2. Scheduled posting times (weekly, monthly, or custom date/time).
2.3. Content approval signals from moderators/editors (e.g., button click in Slack or Trello).
2.4. Social media mentions using specified hashtags.
2.5. Updates to shared files in cloud storage (e.g., Google Drive Folder update).

Platform Variants


3.1. WordPress
• Function: REST API v2 — POST /wp-json/wp/v2/posts
• Setting: Article title/body as JSON payload, set "status": "publish" or "future", map tags/categories.

3.2. Blogger
• Function: Blogger API — blogs.posts.insert
• Setting: OAuth 2.0, structure JSON with title, content, labels; assign publishing time.

3.3. Medium
• Function: Medium Publishing API — POST /v1/users/{userId}/posts
• Setting: Token authentication, set status: 'public' or 'draft', set canonicalUrl, tags.

3.4. Ghost CMS
• Function: Content API — /ghost/api/admin/posts/
• Setting: Admin API key, markdown or HTML body, "published_at" timestamp.

3.5. Webflow
• Function: CMS API — /collections/{collection_id}/items
• Setting: Provide collection_id, structured JSON for fields (Name, Body, Date).

3.6. Wix
• Function: Wix Blog API — POST /blog/posts
• Setting: API key, content in JSON body, set "publishStatus", scheduled date.

3.7. Squarespace
• Function: Squarespace API — POST /1.0/blogs/{blogId}/posts
• Setting: OAuth, HTML content, publish status, assign categories.

3.8. Tumblr
• Function: Tumblr API — POST /v2/blog/{blog-identifier}/post
• Setting: OAuth, structured as text/photo/quote, specify tags, set state to "published".

3.9. Notion
• Function: Notion API — /v1/pages
• Setting: Database ID, structured blocks for title/content/tags, status property as "Published".

3.10. Google Sites
• Function: Google Sites API — sites.pages.create
• Setting: OAuth, HTML body, set parent site/page, schedule visibility.

3.11. Substack
• Function: Substack API — POST /api/v1/posts
• Setting: Token, set title, markdown body, tags; status: draft or published.

3.12. Contentful
• Function: Content Management API — POST /spaces/{space_id}/environments/{env_id}/entries
• Setting: Content type ID, fields for headline/body/date, publish entry.

3.13. HubSpot CMS
• Function: Blog Posts API — POST /cms/v3/blogs/posts
• Setting: API key, title/content, tagging, and scheduled publish date.

3.14. Drupal
• Function: RESTful API — POST /node?_format=json
• Setting: Bearer auth, JSON with title/body/field_tags/"status":1 for published.

3.15. Joomla!
• Function: Joomla API — POST /content/articles
• Setting: API token, JSON document, assign to category, state set to published.

3.16. Facebook Pages
• Function: Graph API — POST /{page-id}/feed
• Setting: Page access token, message/content, schedulePublishTime parameter.

3.17. LinkedIn Pages
• Function: LinkedIn API — POST /ugcPosts
• Setting: OAuth, owner ID, post content, visibility settings (public/community).

3.18. Twitter/X
• Function: Twitter API v2 — POST /2/tweets
• Setting: Bearer token, text/comment (link to full article), attach media/hashtags.

3.19. Zapier Webhooks
• Function: Webhooks — POST or Custom Request
• Setting: Endpoint URL of target CMS, mapped content fields, authentication headers as required.

3.20. Discord
• Function: Webhook — POST to Discord endpoint
• Setting: Channel webhook URL, content as embeds or message, ping roles (@everyone) if needed.

3.21. Slack
• Function: Slack Incoming Webhooks — POST to URL
• Setting: Channel URL, message body (snippet, link), user mentions as required.

Benefits

4.1. Reduces manual posting workload for moderators/content team.
4.2. Maintains steady stream of updates, enhancing engagement.
4.3. Centralizes content pipelines for audit, edit, and compliance review.
4.4. Integrates content scheduling, preview, and approval seamlessly.
4.5. Supports multi-platform syndication for broader outreach.
4.6. Enhances searchability and discoverability via tag/category automation.
4.7. Error reduction from human manual handling.
4.8. Enables contributors to participate asynchronously.
4.9. Captures and republishes community-generated media efficiently.
4.10. Promotes consistency in brand voice and cadence.

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