Make.com pre-built recipes

Why Make.com

Make (formerly Integromat) excels at multi-step branching workflows that get unwieldy in Zapier. The AI Domination Make modules support the same events and actions as the Zapier app, with finer-grained control over data shape and conditional logic.

Connecting

1. In Make, create a new scenario.
2. Search modules for "AI Domination."
3. Click Add connection.
4. Paste an API key.
5. The connection is saved for re-use across scenarios.

Recipe 1 — Multi-CMS publish fanout

Goal. When a draft is approved, publish to WordPress for SEO, Webflow for the marketing site, and LinkedIn as a teaser post — all from one approval click.

Modules:

1. AI Domination — Trigger: Content approved.
2. Router: three branches.
3. WordPress — Create post.
4. Webflow — Create item.
5. LinkedIn — Create share (with text auto-summarised by a sub-module).

Why Make excels here. The router branches publish in parallel rather than sequentially, and per-branch error handling means a failed LinkedIn post doesn't block the WordPress publish.

Recipe 2 — Mention triage with sentiment routing

Goal. Route mentions based on sentiment: positive to a celebration channel, neutral to an archive, negative to a PR review queue.

Modules:

1. AI Domination — Trigger: New mention.
2. Router with three filters (positive, neutral, negative).
3. Positive branch: post to Slack #wins.
4. Neutral branch: append to a Google Sheet for the monthly report.
5. Negative branch: create an Asana task assigned to the PR lead with a 24-hour due date AND ping Slack #pr-watch.

Recipe 3 — Audit-driven content brief generation

Goal. When an audit completes with a sufficiently large content gap, auto-create briefs in your project management tool for the content team to pick up.

Modules:

1. AI Domination — Trigger: New audit completed.
2. Filter: only continue if the audit's "uncovered prompts" count > 5.
3. Iterator: loop through each uncovered prompt.
4. AI Domination — Action: Generate draft (as draft, not auto-publish).
5. Notion — Create page: a brief with the prompt, the suggested angle, and a link to the AI-generated draft.

The team gets a stocked Notion brief queue every audit cycle without anyone clicking generate manually.

Importing a recipe

Each recipe ships as a Make blueprint. Settings → Integrations → Make → Download recipes gives you three JSON files. In Make:

1. Open the Templates view.
2. Import the blueprint JSON.
3. Reconnect the AI Domination, Slack, WordPress (etc.) modules to your accounts.
4. Run a test.

Field mapping pitfalls

Make's data structures are typed. Some gotchas:

• Score deltas are returned as numbers, not strings. If you're routing on a threshold ("dropped by 5"), use Make's numeric comparison, not text contains.
• Timestamps are ISO 8601 strings. Use Make's parseDate function before comparing.
• Markdown bodies can contain backticks and other regex-sensitive characters. Pass through Make's escape function before stuffing into a URL or shell command.

Error handling

Make's per-module error directives ("commit," "rollback," "continue," "throw") are powerful. Recommended defaults:

• Publish modules: commit on success, throw on 5xx, continue on 422 (so a single bad doc doesn't break the run).
• Iterator inner steps: continue on any error — bad data shouldn't sink the whole loop.

Audit log integration

Every Make action that mutates AI Domination shows up in your audit log with the actor labelled as "Make (API)". Filter source=make to see which automations have been writing to your workspace.