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Blog on autopilotAn n8n scenario that wrote a WordPress blog post to review, every Monday

Year
2026
Role
Scenario design, rollout, follow-up
Connected tools
n8n, Airtable, Google Ads and Search Console, Claude (Anthropic), WordPress, Telegram

For a wellbeing training provider, an n8n scenario picked a topic that had not been covered yet each week, based on what visitors were actually searching for, then wrote a draft post in WordPress. The team only had to read it over and publish. The scenario is switched off today.

The scenario, step by step

  1. Trigger

    Every Monday

    The scenario starts on its own, once a week.

  2. Step 1

    Picking the topic

    An Airtable base, fed by Google Ads and Search Console, lists what visitors actually searched for. Claude discards what is off topic or already covered, then keeps a fresh subject.

  3. Step 2

    Writing the draft

    Claude writes a complete post, in the tone of the site, and saves it as a draft in WordPress. The keyword is marked as covered, and a Telegram message tells the team.

  4. Your approval

    Your approval

    The team reads it over, corrects it, adds what they know from the field, then decides whether to publish.

  5. Output

    The post online

    One post a week, on a subject visitors really search for.

Before and after

Before

0

posts a month. The team had time neither to find the subjects nor to write them.

After

1

draft a week, saved in WordPress, ready to review. The pace can be changed.

Which tasks automate well?

Anything that comes back often, always follows the same steps and travels from one piece of software to another. In a small company, that quickly adds up to several hours a week.

Reliability

  • Nothing publishes itselfThe scenario only creates drafts. Publishing stays a human action, in WordPress.
  • A subject never comes up twiceEvery keyword covered is marked in Airtable. The scenario does not go back over it.
  • An alert on every runA Telegram message flags each new draft as soon as it is created.

Frequently asked questions

Why is the scenario switched off?

It ran through the summer of 2026 and produced posts that are still online. It no longer runs today and has not been restarted. The case study stays here because the mechanism itself can be reproduced.

Is a post written by an AI good for search?

What matters is that the post answers a real question and that someone who knows the trade has read it over. That is why the subject comes from what visitors actually search for, and why nothing goes out without a review.

What does an automation cost?

A simple scenario starts at €1,200 excl. VAT. Beyond that, I quote a fixed price once I have looked at your process. You know what you are paying before we begin.

n8n or Make?

Make to get going quickly. n8n when you want to host it yourself and keep control of the cost over time. I work with both and I tell you which one suits.

What happens if it breaks?

The scenario stops and alerts you, without running anything blind. You get clear documentation, and monthly follow-up is available.

A repetitive task to automate?

Automation starts at €1,200 excl. VAT. Describe the task: I will tell you whether it can be automated, and what it costs.

Describe my task

Case study updated on 21 September 2026