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Turn Video URLs into LinkedIn Posts & X Threads (Notion + Apify + OpenAI)
One TikTok URL → LinkedIn post + X thread drafts. Paste a TikTok link into Notion and get ready-to-publish copy back—fast. What you get This template writes back to the same Notion row: LinkedIn draft (copy, tweak, post) X (Twitter) thread (formatted thread text) Who it’s for Creators, founders, and marketers who want to repurpose TikTok ideas without rewriting from scratch. Setup: create your Notion table (required) Before running the scenario, create a Notion database (Table view) with these properties: Name (Title property) Type: Title Use it as your content item name (e.g., “Video idea #1”) status Type: Select Options (exact text recommended): NEW, PROCESSING, DONE, ERROR You will set status = NEW to trigger the workflow video_url Type: URL (or Text if you prefer) Paste the TikTok video link here linkedin_draft Type: Text / Rich text Output field (the template will fill this) x_thread Type: Text / Rich text Output field (the template will fill this) error_message Type: Text / Rich text Output field (filled only when something fails) How to use Add a new row, paste a TikTok link into video_url Set status to NEW Wait for the scenario to write drafts and set status to DONE Platform support TikTok is supported today. If you need YouTube / Instagram (or other sources), this workflow can be extended later.
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