Medium Automate

Medium Automate streamlines content sharing by automatically posting articles to Medium and Dev.to via webhook triggers. This integration saves time and enhances visibility, allowing users to effortlessly publish engaging content with a single action.

7/8/2025
3 nodes
Simple
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Categories:
Simple WorkflowWebhook TriggeredCreative Content & Video Automation
Integrations:
Medium

Target Audience

This workflow is ideal for content creators, bloggers, and digital marketers who want to automate their publishing process on platforms like Medium and Dev.to. It is particularly beneficial for:
- Freelance writers looking to streamline their submissions.
- Agencies managing multiple clients' content.
- Developers wanting to integrate Medium and Dev.to into their applications.
- Social media managers aiming to enhance their content distribution efficiency.

Problem Solved

This workflow addresses the challenge of manually posting articles to multiple platforms. By automating the process, it:
- Reduces the time spent on repetitive tasks, allowing users to focus on content creation.
- Ensures consistency in publishing across different platforms.
- Minimizes the risk of errors during manual entries, such as incorrect titles or content.

Workflow Steps

  • Webhook Trigger: The workflow begins when a POST request is received at the specified webhook URL. This request carries the article details, including the title, content, and tags.
    2. HTTP Request to Dev.to: Upon receiving the webhook data, the workflow sends a POST request to the Dev.to API to publish the article. The request includes the title, content in markdown format, and specified tags.
    3. Medium Publishing: Simultaneously, the workflow sends the same article details to the Medium API to publish the article there as well, ensuring that the content is available on both platforms instantly.

    • Customization Guide

    Users can customize this workflow by:
    - Modifying the webhook path: Change the webhook path to suit your application's needs.
    - Adjusting article content: Alter the JSON path in the HTTP request body to include additional fields or modify existing ones.
    - Changing API credentials: Update the credentials for Medium and Dev.to to match your accounts.
    - Adding more nodes: Integrate additional nodes for other platforms or services, such as social media sharing, to further expand the workflow's capabilities.