twoMADE / AI automation
Work that nobody misses.
Two automations that run at our place every day — here for you to try. No theory, no slide decks: this is what it would look like for you.
Automation 1: Make.com and Google Gemini
One photo in the chat. One tap. The post is live.
Before, every post meant: choose a photo, write a caption, find hashtags, open Instagram, open Facebook, post twice. Now we send the photo to a Telegram group and decide with one button. Press the button on the left — on the right you see which step is running in the background.
The AI suggests, a person decides. Nothing goes online without someone pressing a button. If the text is off, one tap rewrites it.
Carousels too. Several photos in a row, then “Carousel done” — the bot bundles them into one post.
Clean afterwards. Images that were only stored temporarily for posting are deleted again automatically.
Automation 2: our own WordPress plugin
One product link in. Two finished drafts out.
For our affiliate sites we wrote a plugin that turns a product link into a complete review draft — in German and English at the same time, with product photos and our own notes as the basis.
- German and English in one goBoth versions are created together and linked to each other, so each language has its own page.
- Its own voice instead of AI speakTypical generator phrases are filtered out. Weaknesses are named, because an honest criticism convinces more than praise.
- Your experience is requiredWhat you noticed yourself goes in as required context. The AI writes from it — it does not invent experiences.
- No AI imagesOnly real product photos or images you picked deliberately.
- Drafts, not autopilotEverything lands as a draft. You read it and publish it yourself.
- From your phone, tooA link sent via Telegram is enough to start a draft.
Ready.
Honestly calculated
Would it pay off for you at all?
Move the sliders to your numbers. The calculator also says no — more often than other providers would tell you.
Good to know
When we advise against it.
When it happens too rarely
Two quotes a month are not worth automating. You would not earn the effort back in ten years.
When every case is different
Automation needs repetition. Where every job is a special case, a better template helps more.
When the basics are missing
If appointments live on paper, you need order first. Otherwise you automate the chaos.
When a person belongs there
A complaint, a condolence, a delicate quote — you write those yourself.
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