This template watches a WordPress.com site for new posts, builds a Buffer update from title, excerpt, and permalink, and adds it to your Buffer queue.
JavaScript calls the Buffer API. Connect WordPress.com. Put the Buffer access token in that JavaScript node and map the Buffer profile id for the social account you want.
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The scenario starts when a new post is published on the WordPress.com site you connect.
JavaScript assembles title, excerpt, and permalink into the text Buffer should queue.
JavaScript adds the update to the Buffer channel you choose. Put the Buffer access token in that JavaScript node.
Add a WordPress.com connection and watch new posts on the site you publish from.
Add a JavaScript node that posts to the Buffer API. Put the Buffer access token there and map the Buffer profile id for the social account that should receive the queue.
Send the WordPress title, excerpt, and permalink into the Buffer update. Publish a test post and confirm it lands in the Buffer queue.
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