AutomatorWP - Youtube

Keeping a website in step with a YouTube channel usually means repeating the same manual jobs: adding new videos to pages, inviting visitors to subscribe, and responding to activity on your channel. AutomatorWP – Youtube turns those jobs into automations. You pick a YouTube event, choose what the site should do in response, and the plugin handles it from then on.

The plugin works inside AutomatorWP, so YouTube automations can sit alongside workflows built with other plugins and tools you already use. Setup happens through an interface that needs no code, which suits site owners, marketers and content creators who want automation without hiring a developer. It also works with more than one YouTube account, so channels for different audiences can each have their own workflows.

Features

• Automatic channel subscriptions: Subscribe users to your YouTube channel automatically based on their interactions with your website, so growing your subscriber list does not depend on manual follow-up.
• Content updates from new uploads: Update your website with new video content when you upload to YouTube, so the pages on your site stay current without manual edits.
• Custom triggers and actions: Build personalized workflows around YouTube events, matching what happens on your site to what viewers do on your channel.
• Works with AutomatorWP: The plugin runs on the AutomatorWP platform, so YouTube automations can be combined with other website plugins and tools in a single workflow.
• Engagement automations: Encourage interaction with automated notifications, offers or content access that are triggered by YouTube actions taken by your users.
• No coding required: Configure automations through an intuitive interface. Non-technical users can set up triggers and actions without developer help.
• Real-time event handling: Respond to YouTube activity such as video uploads, likes or comments with timely actions on your website.
• Multiple YouTube accounts: Manage workflows across different channels, which helps when you run separate content strategies for different audiences.

Best for

• Content creators who want their site to follow their YouTube channel
• Marketers building automated workflows around video activity
• Site owners managing several YouTube channels without coding