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Connecting Make.com to WordPress: A Step-by-Step Guide

Introduction

In this tutorial, we’ll walk through the process of connecting Make.com to your WordPress site, enabling you to automate various tasks with ease.

Step 1: Log into Make.com

Start by visiting Make.com. If you already have an account, log in. If you’re new to the platform, signing up is free and straightforward.

Step 2: Access Scenarios

Once you’re logged in, navigate to the left menu and click on "Scenarios." This is where you’ll create a new automation workflow.

Step 3: Create a New Scenario

To create a new scenario, click on the "Create a New Scenario" button. This is the starting point for your automation tasks.

Step 4: Search for the WordPress Module

Click on the plus button and search for "WordPress" in the module search bar. Select the WordPress module to add it to your scenario.

Step 5: Add a Connection

Next, you’ll need to establish a connection to your WordPress site. Click on "Add a Connection." Here, enter your WordPress site URL along with your login credentials.

Step 6: Two-Factor Authentication

If your WordPress site employs two-factor authentication, follow the prompts to complete this process and grant Make.com the necessary permissions.

Step 7: Choose Automation Tasks

Once connected, you can choose which tasks you want to automate. Options include creating posts, fetching comments, or updating pages. Select the action that best suits your needs.

Step 8: Configure the Action

After selecting your action, configure the settings according to your preferences. Make sure everything is set up correctly to ensure smooth operation.

Step 9: Test Your Setup

Before fully implementing your automation, it’s important to test the setup. Click the "Run Once" button to check that everything functions as intended.

Conclusion

You’re now ready to automate tasks on your WordPress site using Make.com! If you found this guide helpful, consider liking, subscribing, and hitting the bell icon for more useful tutorials. Happy automating!