Facebook Pages + Google Docs
Create Facebook Pages videos from new Google Docs documents in a folder
Create engaging video content on your Facebook Page whenever you add a new document to a specific folder in Google Docs. With this workflow, each time a new document is saved in a designated Google Docs folder, a corresponding video will be generated and posted on your Facebook Page, ensuring consistent content updates and keeping your audience engaged. Simplify your content management process and increase visibility without any extra effort.
Create engaging video content on your Facebook Page whenever you add a new document to a specific folder in Google Docs. With this workflow, each time a new document is saved in a designated Google Docs folder, a corresponding video will be generated and posted on your Facebook Page, ensuring consistent content updates and keeping your audience engaged. Simplify your content management process and increase visibility without any extra effort.
- When this happens...New Document in Folder
Triggers when a new document is added to a specific folder (but not its subfolders).
- automatically do this!Create Page Video
Uploads a video to your Facebook Page and posts it to the stream.
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New Document
Triggers when a new document is added (inside any folder).
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Folder
Document NameRequired
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Folder
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Folder containing the template document
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Document NameRequired
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Folder
Export Formats
Insert Inline Image (Image URL)
Image location (Segment ID)
Image location (Index)
Image location (tabId)
Drive
Folder
Document NameRequired
