AI Content Repurposing | Make.com Tutorial: YouTube to LinkedIn Automation

Repurposing long-form videos into social posts is painful and slow. In this tutorial, I show marketers, founders, and creators how to automate the entire flow with Make.com + OpenAI: For this case, we pull a YouTube script from Google Docs, turn it into a polished LinkedIn post, and get AI to log it in Google Sheets—ready to review and publish. It’s a simple, scalable system that saves you hours every week without losing your voice. What you’ll learn - How to set up the automation inside Make.com - How to watch a Google Drive folder for new scripts - How to extract doc content and pass it to OpenAI - How to generate a LinkedIn-ready post automatically - How to store posts in Google Sheets for quick edits & scheduling Bonus: scheduling limits (free vs. paid) and troubleshooting tips Resources & Links (AI) 🔧 Sign up to Make.com here: https://www.make.com/en/register?pc=thalitamilan (affiliate link! Thanks for supporting my work!} 00:00 – Why content repurposing is a time-sink for marketers 00:24 – Solution overview: Make.com + OpenAI to auto-repurpose 01:06 – What the automation does (Docs → LinkedIn post → Sheets) 01:52 – Demo: running the scenario and seeing the spreadsheet update 02:35 – Inside Make: quick tour & subscribe nudge 03:10 – Costs: Make operations & OpenAI credits (why minis are fine) 03:48 – Building the scenario: trigger vs. actions (mental model) 04:15 – Trigger: Google Docs “Watch Documents in Folder” (scripts123) 05:00 – Action: “Get content of a document” (mapping by Doc ID) 05:46 – OpenAI module: prompt structure + example post format 06:55 – Google Sheets module: mapping the model result to Column A 07:40 – End-to-end test: clean folder, add doc, run once → result 08:20 – Scheduler: free plan every 15 minutes (what that means) 09:05 – Variations: send to Slack, auto-post to LinkedIn, other apps 09:35 – Wrap-up, tips for debugging, and what to try next #ContentRepurposing #Make #MakeDotCom #OpenAI #AIWorkflow #MarketingAutomation #LinkedInMarketing #GoogleDocs #GoogleSheets #NoCodeAutomation #SaaSMarketing