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How I Earned $10,000+ on LinkedIn: The AI Automation Workflow (Full Guide)

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Summary: AI Automation Workflow (Make.com + Gemini + Audiogram → LinkedIn)

The video explains a step-by-step AI automation workflow using Make.com (formerly Integromat) plus Google Sheets, Gemini (Gemini 2.5 Flash), Audiogram (AI image generation), an HTTP file download, and a LinkedIn posting step. The creator claims the automation can publish LinkedIn posts automatically and generate inbound client messages.

Core idea / outcome

Set up a repeating Make.com scenario that:

  1. Selects two “apps” from a Google Sheet (cycled via incrementing counters).
  2. Uses Gemini to generate LinkedIn post content (body/description + hashtags) based on the two app names.
  3. Uses Audiogram to generate an AI image themed around the two app names.
  4. Downloads the generated image via an HTTP module.
  5. Publishes everything to LinkedIn using a LinkedIn image post module.

The automation is scheduled to run daily or on specific weekdays, and can support multiple runs per day.

Key product/modules and how they’re used

1) Google Sheets as an app “source list”

  • A Google Sheet contains rows of app names (examples mentioned: Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Twitter, Zoom, WhatsApp, Discord, etc.).
  • The workflow uses Make.com modules to search rows using filters so that:
    • One row is fetched for the first app
    • Another row is fetched for the second app
  • The creator highlights using logic like: filter the row where an incremented value equals the desired row index/selector.

2) Incrementing counters to rotate app pairs

  • Uses Make.com “variable increment” functionality so each scenario run advances numbers (e.g., 1 → 2 → 3 → 4 → 5).
  • The scenario appears to include two increment modules (one per app slot).
  • It then selects combinations such as:
    • App #4 + App #1 (example mentioned)
    • Later combinations like Zoom + Slack, WhatsApp + Twilio, Discord + Zoom, etc.

3) Gemini modules for text generation (LinkedIn post)

Gemini (referenced as Gemini 2.5 Flash) generates:

  • Automation idea + steps formatted for a LinkedIn post
  • Hashtags
  • Additional details such as contact/profile info and a LinkedIn profile link

The creator also duplicates part of the Gemini workflow to generate a post title, then maps that title into the LinkedIn module. They emphasize copying prompts “exactly” and mapping Gemini outputs into later steps.

4) Audiogram for AI image creation

  • Uses Audiogram to generate an image for the post theme.
  • The workflow:
    • Builds a prompt that includes the two selected app names
    • Selects a model version (“V2” is mentioned)
    • Uses a specific resolution (example shown: 1312×736)
    • Produces an image URL
  • The creator notes prompt trial-and-error and prefers prompts that avoid misspellings or messy outputs.

5) HTTP download + LinkedIn “create image post”

  • An HTTP module downloads the image from the Audiogram image URL (HTTP “download a file” / “get a file”-type behavior).
  • Then a LinkedIn module creates an image post, mapping:
    • Title (from Gemini title output)
    • Content (from Gemini main output)
    • Image file (from the HTTP download)

Scheduling / activation

After testing, the scenario is turned on and scheduled with options such as:

  • Daily runs
  • Weekly / specific weekdays (example given: weekdays with a time like 9–10 a.m. European time)
  • Potentially multiple runs per day

Claims about results (outcomes shown)

The creator shows that:

  • LinkedIn receives a new “fresh post” after the automation runs.
  • The posts rotate through different app-pair themes over consecutive runs (example: “Zoom to make to Slack”).
  • Earlier, they claim they received client messages from people interested in their business/marketing automation profile.

Main speakers / sources

  • Primary speaker/source: The video creator/host (“me”) demonstrating the Make.com + AI automation workflow.
  • Tools/services referenced as sources: Make.com, Gemini (Google), Audiogram, Google Sheets, and LinkedIn.

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