Marketing professionals today have a wide-range of roles and responsibilities. From creating social media calendars, to running events and maintaining brand strategy — every day brings a new adventure.
That’s why automation is key. In a resource and time-constrained world, automation allows marketers to prioritize their efforts and increase their productivity. Over the years, IFTTT users have created some ingenious connections that save marketers time, keep them informed, and help them get more from their content and campaigns. We have included a variety of services in this roundup to help you get new ideas and stay on top of what’s going on in your business.
- Tweet your Instagrams as native photos on Twitter
604.2k - Use Google Calendar to keep track of your Buffer posting schedule1.4k
- Speak notes to Evernote using Siri and iOS Reminders241
- Publish your new videos as Wordpress posts
8.4k - RSS feed to note card
2 - Selectively post your Instagrams to a Facebook Page when you include a specific #hashtag 11.2k
- RSS Feed to Teams
3 - Share new Facebook image uploads to Twitter5.1k
- Twitch stream announcement
9 - Track your members in a Google Sheet 7
- insta youtube share
- Get alerts if your name or company name is mentioned in the New York Times
123 - Post to a channel when new articles appear in the RSS Feed you choose
902 - Automatically change your Twitter profile pic when you update your Facebook photo
172.9k - Archive every Tweet you post to a spreadsheet
35.4k - Camera widget to note card 12
- Get a daily recap on Slack of all my Google Tasks due today
5 - Press a button to track work hours in Google Drive 145.7k
- Add Google Calendar events for when Asana tasks are due
273 - Twitter mention of you to Teams 1
- Automatically send trending business articles from the NY Times to Slack 58
- Send a weekly digest of your Zoom meetings
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