Social Media Marketing Templates

This workflow automates the process of posting content from a Google Sheet to multiple social media platforms, including Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn. It triggers when there's a new row in a Google Sheet, extracts the content, schedule and platforms, and then posts the content to the specified platforms.

This workflow automates the process of converting RSS feed items into tweets, complete with accompanying text and images, utilizing the free Twitter API. By streamlining this process, users can effortlessly share updates from their favorite sources directly to their Twitter accounts without manual intervention.

This n8n workflow automates the process of publishing WordPress posts to multiple social media platforms, including Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram, using AI enhancements. By streamlining this process, users can efficiently share their content across channels without manual intervention, ensuring wider reach and engagement.

Here’s an example workflow for creating and monitoring Facebook ads: Workflow Steps: Trigger Node: Use a Schedule Trigger to run the workflow at specific intervals (e.g., daily or hourly). Fetch Ad Campaign Data: Add a Facebook Graph API node to fetch existing ad campaigns. Configure the node to use the GET /{ad_account_id}/campaigns endpoint. Create a New Ad Campaign (Optional): Add another Facebook Graph API node to create a new campaign. Use the POST /{ad_account_id}/campaigns endpoint. Pass parameters like name, objective, status, etc. Create Ad Sets: Add a Facebook Graph API node to create ad sets. Use the POST /{ad_account_id}/assets endpoint. Pass parameters like campaign_id, daily_budget, targeting, etc. Create Ads: Add a Facebook Graph API node to create ads. Use the POST /{ad_account_id}/ads endpoint. Pass parameters like adset_id, creative, status, etc. Monitor Ad Performance: Add a Facebook Graph API node to fetch ad insights. Use the GET /{ad_id}/insights endpoint. Configure it to retrieve metrics like impressions, clicks, CTR, etc. Conditional Logic: Add an IF Node to check if ad performance meets certain criteria (e.g., CTR below 1%). If the condition is met, update the ad or pause it. Update or Pause Ads: Add a Facebook Graph API node to update or pause ads. Use the POST /{ad_id} endpoint with the status parameter set to PAUSED. Send Notifications: Add an Email Node or Slack Node to send notifications about ad performance or updates. Step 4: Test the Workflow Run the workflow manually to test each step. Check the logs to ensure data is being passed correctly between nodes. Verify that ads are created, updated, or paused as expected. Step 5: Deploy the Workflow Activate the workflow to run automatically based on your schedule trigger. Monitor the workflow regularly to ensure it’s functioning as intended. Example Workflow JSON