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Automate Skool Content Distribution with Make.com
Connect SkoolFeed RSS feeds to Make.com's visual workflow builder and distribute your Skool community content to 1000+ apps automatically.
What is Make.com?
Make.com (formerly Integromat) is a visual automation platform that connects apps and services without code. With its intuitive drag-and-drop interface, you can build powerful automation workflows called "scenarios" in minutes.
Make.com offers a generous free tier and connects to over 1,000 apps including social media platforms, CRMs, email services, databases, and more. It's perfect for automating repetitive tasks like distributing your Skool content.
Why Connect SkoolFeed with Make.com?
Make.com's visual builder makes it easy to create sophisticated automation workflows. Combined with SkoolFeed's RSS feeds, you can:
Social Media
Post to all platforms
Email Marketing
Mailchimp, ConvertKit
Notion
Build a content database
Google Drive
Archive content
Visual Workflow Building
Make.com's drag-and-drop interface means you don't need any coding skills to create powerful automations. If you can see it, you can build it.
How to Set Up the Integration
Follow these steps to connect SkoolFeed with Make.com:
Get Your SkoolFeed RSS URL
Install the SkoolFeed Chrome extension, visit your Skool community, and copy your unique RSS feed URL from the extension popup or dashboard.
Create a Make.com Account
Sign up for Make.com if you don't have an account. The free tier includes 1,000 operations per month - enough for most users.
Create a New Scenario
Click "Create a new scenario" and search for the "RSS" module. Select "Watch RSS feed items" as your trigger.
Configure the RSS Module
Paste your SkoolFeed RSS URL into the module settings. Set the maximum number of items to fetch (we recommend 5-10).
Add Destination Modules
Connect the apps where you want to share content. Add Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, or any of the 1000+ supported apps.
Schedule and Activate
Set your scenario to run on a schedule (every 15 minutes, hourly, etc.) and toggle it on to start automating.
Example Scenario
Here's what a typical SkoolFeed + Make.com scenario looks like. This example posts new Skool content to Twitter and adds it to a Notion database.
Make.com Scenario Screenshot
Visual workflow showing RSS to social media automation
Popular Scenario Ideas
Here are some popular ways SkoolFeed users automate their content with Make.com:
Multi-Platform Social Posting
Automatically post new Skool content to Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook simultaneously. Use Make.com's router module to customize the message format for each platform.
Content Archive to Notion
Create a searchable database of all your Skool posts in Notion. Great for repurposing content or tracking what you've shared.
Email Newsletter Digest
Collect posts throughout the week and send a weekly digest to your email list via Mailchimp or ConvertKit. Perfect for keeping your audience engaged.
Slack/Discord Notifications
Notify your team or community when new content is posted. Great for keeping everyone in the loop without manual effort.
AI Content Enhancement
Use Make.com's OpenAI integration to rewrite or summarize your Skool posts before sharing them on social media.
Make.com vs n8n
Not sure which automation tool to use? Here's a quick comparison:
| Feature | Make.com | n8n |
|---|---|---|
| Interface | Visual, beginner-friendly | Visual, more technical |
| Hosting | Cloud only | Self-hosted or cloud |
| Free Tier | 1,000 ops/month | Unlimited (self-hosted) |
| App Integrations | 1,000+ apps | 400+ apps |
| Best For | Non-technical users | Technical users, privacy-focused |
Our recommendation: If you want the easiest setup with the most app integrations, go with Make.com. If you prefer self-hosting or need unlimited free automation, try n8n.
Requirements
- SkoolFeed Chrome Extension (any plan)
- Make.com account (free tier available)
- Accounts for destination apps (Twitter, LinkedIn, etc.)
Start Automating Your Skool Content Today
Get SkoolFeed and Make.com set up in minutes. No coding required.