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NEW Make.com MCP Update: Connect Anything in Minutes! (No-Code)

May 11, 2025 by Alan Walsh

In my latest exploration of Make.com, I focused on its exciting new feature, the Model Context Protocol (MCP). This enables users to connect external agents, such as Claude Desktop, directly to their Make.com accounts. The beauty of this feature lies in its ability to let these agents discover, understand, and execute scenarios without requiring complex … Read more

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How to Bulk Add Rows to Google Sheets with Make.com

April 30, 2025 by Alan Walsh

In this guide, I’ll show you how to efficiently bulk add rows to Google Sheets using Make.com. This method not only streamlines your workflow but also saves on operations, making it a smart choice for handling large datasets. Introduction to Bulk Adding Rows Bulk adding rows in Google Sheets can transform your data management. Instead … Read more

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Understanding Bundles, Arrays & Collections in Make.com

April 28, 2025 by Alan Walsh

In this blog, I’m diving into the essential data structures of Make.com: bundles, arrays, and collections. These concepts are crucial for creating more sophisticated automation scenarios, and I aim to make them practical and easy to understand. Overview of Data Structures Understanding data structures is fundamental in automation. Within Make.com, bundles, collections, and arrays serve … Read more

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How to Auto-Post to All Your Socials (AI + Make.com + Airtable)

April 25, 2025 by Alan Walsh

I created an automation that streamlines the process of generating and scheduling social media posts from a single Airtable base. This guide will walk you through setting up a system that can either scrape content from a URL or generate it based on a topic, making your social media management more efficient than ever. Overview … Read more

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How to Use Iterators & Aggregators in Make.com (Beginner’s Guide)

April 23, 2025 by Alan Walsh

In this blog, I aim to simplify the concepts of iterators and aggregators within Make.com. By understanding how data flows in this platform, you’ll be able to enhance your automation processes effectively. Overview of Iterators and Aggregators Iterators and aggregators play a crucial role in handling data within Make.com. An iterator processes each item in … Read more

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Make.com’s HUGE New Feature (I Got Early Access)

April 20, 2025 by Alan Walsh

I recently gained early access to Make.com’s new feature called Grid. This powerful tool offers a unique perspective on how scenarios interact within your organization, but I’ve got some mixed feelings about its practicality. Let’s dive into how it works and who can benefit the most from it. Overview of Grid Grid offers an innovative … Read more

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3 Ways To Fix Your X/Twitter Scenarios Before They FAIL

April 18, 2025 by Daniel Walsh

Last Thursday, Make.com announced it would remove its Twitter/X integration due to new API pricing changes, leaving many users scrambling for alternatives. In this blog, I’ll walk you through three effective methods to keep your X scenarios operational even after the hard deadline of May 30th. The Announcement and Its Impact Make.com announced the removal … Read more

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Are the NEW Make.com AI Agents better then N8N?

April 16, 2025 by Daniel Walsh

In this blog, I dive into the recently launched AI agent system from Make.com and compare it against the established AI agents from n8n. By breaking down their features, usability, and overall performance, I aim to help you choose the best platform for your automation needs. User Experience (UX) Creating AI agents in n8n is … Read more

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Automate ANYTHING with Make.com + Replit Agent v2

April 15, 2025 by Alan Walsh

In this blog, I explore how to simplify complex automation scenarios using Vibe Coding tools, particularly focusing on Replit’s Agent V2. I demonstrate how I transformed our existing article generation system into a more efficient and streamlined process that integrates seamlessly with Make.com. Introduction to AI Coding for Automation AI coding is reshaping how we … Read more

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Make AI Agents are FINALLY Here! (Full Tutorial)

April 11, 2025 by Alan Walsh

Make.com has introduced its AI agents, and I’m excited to share how I’ve utilized them to create a social media bot. This guide will walk you through the setup, functionality, and my honest impressions of these new tools. Overview of Make.com AI Agents Make.com AI agents are designed to facilitate various tasks through automation. They … Read more

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Make.com is Dropping X – 3 Ways To Fix Before Scenarios FAIL

April 11, 2025 by Daniel Walsh

Last week, Make.com announced the removal of its Twitter integration due to new API pricing changes, leaving many users in a bind. In this post, I’ll share three effective methods to keep your X scenarios running smoothly, even after the May 30th deadline. Introduction to the Change Make.com recently announced the removal of the Twitter … Read more

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How to Automate Your Blog with Make.com (Beginner Guide)

April 7, 2025 by Alan Walsh

I created an automation that allows you to effortlessly create WordPress posts directly from a Google Sheet. This beginner-friendly guide will walk you through the entire process, from setup to execution, ensuring you can adapt and expand it as needed. Beginner WordPress Automation Overview This automation simplifies the process of creating WordPress posts directly from … Read more

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