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Prepare your brand's social media schedule by integrating DotSimple with Make to automate content creation and multi-channel publishing. Linking this social scheduler to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly queue upcoming posts, trigger media uploads, and track analytics from your active databases. Sign up for free today to build your first social media pipeline.

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Automate Your Social Media: Integrate DotSimple with Make
By integrating DotSimple with Make, you can automate your content pipeline, sync customer feedback directly to your CRM, and schedule posts instantly from your favorite calendar apps.
Automate your content pipeline
Automatically send new content from sources like Google Docs, RSS feeds, or Airtable directly to DotSimple for scheduling.
Simplify performance reporting
Automatically export DotSimple’s social media analytics to Google Sheets or dashboards to keep your stakeholders updated without manual work.
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Centralize customer feedback
Route incoming messages and comments from DotSimple's unified inbox directly to Slack or your CRM so your team never misses a reply.
Bulk schedule from your calendar
Link your marketing calendar in Notion or Trello to DotSimple to automatically schedule posts as soon as they are approved.
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