This template turns a planner row into a WordPress.com post. A new Google Sheets row supplies the topic. Perplexity gathers sources. ChatGPT writes an SEO title, excerpt, and HTML body.
JavaScript assembles the post. Google Docs and a Drive folder store a backup. WordPress.com publishes. Google Sheets writes the live URL back to the planner. Connect Google and WordPress.com, then add a topic row to run it.
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The scenario starts when you add a topic and optional notes to the planner sheet.
Perplexity returns citations and facts for that topic.
ChatGPT turns the research into title, excerpt, slug, and HTML.
JavaScript builds the HTML string. Google Docs stores the article. Google Drive creates a folder for assets.
WordPress.com publishes the post. Google Sheets writes the post URL on the same planner row.
Add Google connections with access to the planner spreadsheet, a Docs backup location, and a Drive parent folder.
Add a WordPress.com connection for the site that should receive posts.
Add Perplexity search and ChatGPT. Map the sheet topic into Perplexity, then pass the research into ChatGPT.
After ChatGPT, add JavaScript, create a Google Doc from the article text, create a Drive folder, publish with WordPress.com, and update the planner row. Add a test topic row and confirm the post URL lands on the sheet.
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