The demo was great! Like to subscribe, thanks Jono, AI automation can really save me a lot of time, I wonder how well the system can recognize and process different languages?
Awesome stuff! I learnt something new today! Is this Make scenario possible: 1. User fills out a form on a Wordpress site 2. Checks the opt-in to receive promotion emails in the form 3. When the form is submitted it triggers the Make scenario 4. The scenario adds the user to a contact list in Brevo 5. The scenario only adds email address once, if a user tries to opt in again it wont add the user details if they already exist based off the email address
Hey Max, thank you very much, that's awesome to hear! Yes this is possible. I'm not familiar with Brevo, but most platforms have a feature to not allow duplicate entries. Let's assume though, that it doesn't. There's 2 ways you could solve this: 1. You could create a data store in Make.com, and enter the email each run. So the workflow would be form submission > webhook > search to find email in data store > filter out if found > add email into data store > Brevo 2. Same thing with Google Sheets: form submission > webhook > search for email in Google Sheet > filter out if found > add email to Google Sheet > Brevo. You'll want to search and filter if it's found, but if it's not found add it into the data store/Google sheets so that on the second run, it filters it out
Thanks Jono! Brevo is basically the same service as Mailchimp. So for the datastore would I need to import all the existing contacts first? I had one scenario set up yesterday as an initial test: 1. webhook - an the webhook url added to their form plugin which utilises webhooks (Filter checks if the checkbox is checked, and continues if yes) 2. Brevo - add user data 3. Ignore module to ignore when duplicates are flagged
Sounds like that solution could work! Another option, thinking about it again, is you could use "get a contact" from Brevo. If it exists, I would filter that person out. If it doesn't exist, I would continue with the scenario. That way you don't have to set up another database. If you went with the two options above, you would need to have all contacts in the database you're referencing to check if they exist.
So the Get a Contact worked but I had a struggle getting it to work. Method 01: Get a Contact => Router => 1. Update a Contact 2. Create a Contact, this worked for existing contacts but gave me an error for new contacts saying "Contact does not exist" Method 02: Get a Contact => Update a Contact, then added error handler to the Get a Contact which is the Create a Contact, the condition here is set to the error message That works and seems to be the only thing I've found so far that resolves it, what's your thoughts on this approach?
Very interesting topic. A question: when you had a 403 error about the location ID, you said you put your location ID instead of the one from the example, and it workerd. I understand that you're talking about APIs in general, but how did you find YOUR location ID, if the contact hasn't already been done in the app? I'm confused. Sorry, it's probably a stupid question, but learning these things imply these kind of multiple micro confusions. Could you (or someone) elaborate?
Hey! This is an excellent question and it's something reflecting back I wish I didn't breeze by. The location ID field is unique to Go High Level, so it's not something you'd necessarily encounter any other time you want to make another arbitrary authorized API call in another software. Go High Level is a marketing CRM that you can white label and sell to your clients. Because of this, you can have multiple different accounts ("locations") for different businesses. So in this example, I just went into Go High Level and grabbed the specific location ID of the account I wanted to send the contact into, which could be found in that accounts settings page, or in the URL too. I then pasted it into the "locationId" field there, replacing the default value. Since most software's you use will only allow you to have one account, and not many subaccounts, it's unlikely that you'll encounter this often
is it possible to delete comments from youtube with make? - I spent some time on it, but somehow I can't get access to the api with make, or maybe I did something wrong because you have to configure a thousand things within google
Hahaha, too funny. You're an true MVP. It's really hard for me to dissect what's going on with having such limited information. Just make sure to install the Make.com plugin for Wordpress, and that the images have different names every time. Let me know if there's a specific error you're encountering, and I can give more concrete steps
@@jonocatliff sounds good, thanks! Im taking another stab at it tonight with fresh eyes, review from the beginning, see if I catch anything I missed when trying build - along. My "to-build" workflow list is sooo long now with the amount of killer ideas you post, if I ever get one together ill be ready for anything 😂
The demo was great! Like to subscribe, thanks Jono, AI automation can really save me a lot of time, I wonder how well the system can recognize and process different languages?
Hey there - excellent question! I've never tried it in depth, but from my understand, it works very well :)
Awesome stuff! I learnt something new today!
Is this Make scenario possible:
1. User fills out a form on a Wordpress site
2. Checks the opt-in to receive promotion emails in the form
3. When the form is submitted it triggers the Make scenario
4. The scenario adds the user to a contact list in Brevo
5. The scenario only adds email address once, if a user tries to opt in again it wont add the user details if they already exist based off the email address
Hey Max, thank you very much, that's awesome to hear! Yes this is possible.
I'm not familiar with Brevo, but most platforms have a feature to not allow duplicate entries. Let's assume though, that it doesn't. There's 2 ways you could solve this:
1. You could create a data store in Make.com, and enter the email each run. So the workflow would be form submission > webhook > search to find email in data store > filter out if found > add email into data store > Brevo
2. Same thing with Google Sheets: form submission > webhook > search for email in Google Sheet > filter out if found > add email to Google Sheet > Brevo.
You'll want to search and filter if it's found, but if it's not found add it into the data store/Google sheets so that on the second run, it filters it out
Thanks Jono! Brevo is basically the same service as Mailchimp. So for the datastore would I need to import all the existing contacts first?
I had one scenario set up yesterday as an initial test:
1. webhook - an the webhook url added to their form plugin which utilises webhooks
(Filter checks if the checkbox is checked, and continues if yes)
2. Brevo - add user data
3. Ignore module to ignore when duplicates are flagged
Sounds like that solution could work!
Another option, thinking about it again, is you could use "get a contact" from Brevo. If it exists, I would filter that person out. If it doesn't exist, I would continue with the scenario. That way you don't have to set up another database.
If you went with the two options above, you would need to have all contacts in the database you're referencing to check if they exist.
@@jonocatliff awesome that makes total sense and can simplify the scenario too 🙂
So the Get a Contact worked but I had a struggle getting it to work.
Method 01: Get a Contact => Router => 1. Update a Contact 2. Create a Contact, this worked for existing contacts but gave me an error for new contacts saying "Contact does not exist"
Method 02: Get a Contact => Update a Contact, then added error handler to the Get a Contact which is the Create a Contact, the condition here is set to the error message
That works and seems to be the only thing I've found so far that resolves it, what's your thoughts on this approach?
Great video
Thank you very much!
Awesome!
Thank you very much :)
Very interesting topic.
A question: when you had a 403 error about the location ID, you said you put your location ID instead of the one from the example, and it workerd.
I understand that you're talking about APIs in general, but how did you find YOUR location ID, if the contact hasn't already been done in the app?
I'm confused.
Sorry, it's probably a stupid question, but learning these things imply these kind of multiple micro confusions.
Could you (or someone) elaborate?
Hey! This is an excellent question and it's something reflecting back I wish I didn't breeze by. The location ID field is unique to Go High Level, so it's not something you'd necessarily encounter any other time you want to make another arbitrary authorized API call in another software.
Go High Level is a marketing CRM that you can white label and sell to your clients. Because of this, you can have multiple different accounts ("locations") for different businesses. So in this example, I just went into Go High Level and grabbed the specific location ID of the account I wanted to send the contact into, which could be found in that accounts settings page, or in the URL too. I then pasted it into the "locationId" field there, replacing the default value.
Since most software's you use will only allow you to have one account, and not many subaccounts, it's unlikely that you'll encounter this often
is it possible to delete comments from youtube with make? - I spent some time on it, but somehow I can't get access to the api with make, or maybe I did something wrong because you have to configure a thousand things within google
From my limited search, it doesn't look like you can delete comments through Zapier or Make.com. It looks like you can through their API though
20:40 lol 😂😂
Hahaha, thanks :)
I messed the flow up somehow (in the last two modules maybe?) Tests all played out but I cant figure it out 🫣 failed lol
Damn apis
Hey Renee, was this for the GHL integration or the blog post generator?
@@jonocatliff blog generation one! I just didn't feel like screwing with your analytics by going back to that video just to comment😂
Hahaha, too funny. You're an true MVP. It's really hard for me to dissect what's going on with having such limited information. Just make sure to install the Make.com plugin for Wordpress, and that the images have different names every time. Let me know if there's a specific error you're encountering, and I can give more concrete steps
Lol, true MVP!
@@jonocatliff sounds good, thanks! Im taking another stab at it tonight with fresh eyes, review from the beginning, see if I catch anything I missed when trying build - along.
My "to-build" workflow list is sooo long now with the amount of killer ideas you post, if I ever get one together ill be ready for anything 😂