Tweet About New WordPress Blogs Automatically with ChatGPT and Latenode

Tired of manually tweeting every new post from your WordPress blog? Good news - there’s an easy way to let automation handle it for you. In this micro-guide, you’ll learn how to set up a workflow that grabs your latest WordPress posts, gets ChatGPT to turn them into tweets, and posts them straight to Twitter - no more copy-paste marathon.

Is It Possible to Automate This?

Absolutely! Instead of juggling tabs and doing things by hand, you can set up a flow that does all the work for you using a ready-made template. Once set up, every new blog post on your WordPress site will be posted on Twitter out automatically via ChatGPT.

What You’ll Need

Before you start, make sure you’ve got the following:

• A Latenode account: This is where your automation will live.
• A WordPress Account & Your website URL: Your blog should be up and running, and you’ll need the account connection (don’t worry, instructions coming up).
• Your X/Twitter account connection: This is how you’ll connect to X.

Step-by-Step: How to Set Up the Automation

See How the Automation Works

Once you create a new scenario, you’ll need to choose these main nodes:

1. Trigger - New Post on Site (Wordpress): The flow starts whenever a new post is published on your WordPress site.
2. ChatGPT: The post’s content is sent to ChatGPT, which summarizes it as a tweet.
3. Create Tweet: The tweet is posted automatically to your Twitter account.

Connect Your Accounts & Adjust Settings

Now, let’s make it yours by connecting your accounts and checking a few settings.

1. Connect WordPress:

• Find the New Post in Site, then New Authentication to link your WordPress account.
• Follow the pop-up instructions to sign in to your Wordpress Account.
• Enter your WordPress website link in the highlighted box.
• Click Save to pull in real posts from your blog - this helps you test and see things working in real time.

Every time you have a new post on your site, this trigger will activate the automation and provide its metadata, such as the URL, post headline, and post content, in JSON string format. Just plug into the prompt to ChatGPT to tell the node what to analyze.

2. Connect OpenAI ChatGPT:

• Click on the ‘Generate a Tweet’ step.
• Choose the model - it can be the default GPT-4.1 Nano, or any model you like - Claude, Gemini, Qwen, etc.
• While you’re here, check out the “Prompt” input - you’ll find instructions for ChatGPT to create the tweet from your blog post. The default prompt looks like this:

Given the information about a new article below (headline, summary, and URL), write a creative and attention-grabbing post to share on X (Twitter). Make sure to keep it concise, lively, and to add the article link at the end.

Article Headline: [Post Headline Here]

Article Content: [Post Content Here]

Article URL: [Post URL Here]

Do not use em dash or any punctuation marks except for ",", ".", and "!"

Your response should be a single-line post, no line breaks. Do not enclose the text in quotation marks or apostrophes.

• Click Test step to see a sample tweet based on your prompt.

3. Connect X/Twitter

• Click on ‘Post The Tweet’ Node.
• Hit New Authentication in its settings to link your Twitter account.
• Follow the setup instructions in the pop-up until everything’s connected.
• Add the output from the ChatGPT node in the ‘Text’ box to tell the Twitter integration what to post.

Turn on Your Automation

You’re done! Hit the main Deploy button to set your flow live and see the outputs of each node. From now on, whenever you publish a new WordPress post, a tweet will automatically go out from your connected Twitter account.