Make.com automations for Etsy and Pinterest shops

Systems for people with a real life

Let your business work for you. Even on your worst weeks.

Your posts and pins go out on schedule, even when work runs long or you’re out living your life. You do the real parts. The systems handle the rest.

Built around a real life.
60–70 hr work weeks~5 hrs a week on the business6 pins a day2 manual steps per post
What stays yours

Automate the busywork. Keep the part that’s you.

Youthe part I’d never automate

Places you’ve actually been

Your notes and your voice

Your photos, never stock

The final edit

The system

Keyword research

A first draft from your notes

SEO, links and formatting

Pins, scheduling and alerts

Available now · for Etsy sellers

List once. Pin for a month.

Blueprints, tracker and a step-by-step guide. No Make experience needed.

Automation 01

Etsy Listing Automation

One photo in, a finished listing out.

$149$199Founding price
Get the Etsy automation
Both

The Bundle

Listing hands straight to pinning.

$299$399Founding price
Get both

Free future versions for the first 50 buyers. See what’s inside and what it costs to run.

Coming soon · for bloggers

The systems behind my blog.

In progress · the big one

The Publishing System

Idea to published post, with you in the parts that matter.

  1. Pick the topic
  2. Draft from your notes
  3. Edit in your voice
  4. Add your photos
  5. Format
  6. Queue it, one a week
Later
tick the ones you want, then ↓

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Maddie with a matcha at a cafe
Hi, I’m Maddie.

I was consistent at building. Not at posting.

I work at a startup in New York, where some weeks run 60 to 70 hours. I kept building for my blog, but the posts came out in bursts. So I pointed what I’d built at the output. Now I do the trips, the photos and the writing, and the rest runs on schedule.

Questions

Will it still sound like me?

Yes. Drafts start from your own notes, and you edit every post before it goes live.

Do I need to know Make.com?

No. The guides assume you’ve never opened it.