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Sales, Marketing & SupportDone with Make Apr 22, 2026
Cross-post to social platforms and automate replies
The poster used a free Make workflow to repost content across Reddit, Facebook and X, and also tried AI-automated community replies.
- What They Did
- The poster tested three automations. The one relevant here was a Make.com workflow on the free plan that reposted content from one source to Reddit, Facebook, and X instead of posting manually at different times; they also tried AI-generated community replies, but stopped after readers reacted badly, keeping engagement human.
- How It Went
- Cross-posting cut posting time from about 45 minutes a day to 10 minutes. The reply automation failed fast: people noticed, they got 2 negative comments in one day, and shut it off.
- Worth Knowing
- Their practical takeaway was to automate scheduling, not audience interaction; the free Make plan was enough to start.
Try it yourself with Make
Build a Make scenario that watches [my source, such as a blog RSS feed or Reddit account] and, when I publish something new, reposts it to [Reddit subreddit, Facebook page, X account] with formatting suited to each platform. Run a test with a recent post and show me the output for each platform. Don't publish anything live and don't turn on automated replies until I've approved the test output.
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