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Disseminate your content across 21 social networks simultaneously by connecting dlvr.it to Make. Linking your publishing accounts to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly queue posts from RSS feeds, share photos, and shorten link URLs. Create your free account today to start building your first multi-channel publishing queue.
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Connect dlvr.it with Make. Automate your social media sharing, sync content, and simplify your daily workflows.
Shorten an RSS link with dlvr.it and send it as a Discord message
Use this template to automatically shorten a new RSS feed item link with dlvr.it and post it as a Discord message.
Shorten a URL from Google Forms responses using dlvr.it and add it to a Google Sheets spreadsheet
Use this template to automatically shorten a new link from Google Forms response with dlvr.it and add it to a Google Sheets spreadsheet. The template uses this example spreadsheet.
Shorten an RSS link with dlvr.it and send it to Telegram
Use this template to automatically shorten a new RSS feed item link with dlvr.it and post it as a Telegram message.
Connect dlvr.it with Make to Automate Link Shortening and Sharing
Integrate dlvr.it with Make to automatically shorten links from RSS feeds and instantly share them across Discord, Telegram, or Google Sheets. Simplify your social media sharing and track your audience engagement without writing any code.
Automated Link Shortening Across Channels
Automatically shorten links from sources like RSS feeds or Instagram posts with dlvr.it before sharing them to your community channels.
Effortless Link Tracking
Automatically save shortened URLs from Google Forms responses directly into Google Sheets for easy tracking and analysis.
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Streamlined Community Updates
Instantly share shortened links of your new blog posts or social updates to Discord and Telegram to keep your audience engaged.
Instant Content Sharing
Bridge the gap between your content sources and chat platforms by automatically sharing clean, shortened links the moment new content goes live.
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