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Marketing teams waste hours every morning reading industry feeds manually. This automation eliminates that entirely.
Every hour this workflow checks a live RSS feed for new articles. The moment one appears, the content gets sent to Google Gemini which summarises it into 3 to 4 concise sentences. That summary then fires to two places simultaneously — a formatted Slack message with title, summary and source link posted directly to the team channel, and a Notion database entry saved automatically for future reference.
Result: The entire team stays informed on industry news without anyone spending a single minute reading feeds.
Tools used: N8N, RSS Feed, Google Gemini, Slack, Notion
@Gaurav Choudhary The hourly RSS check paired with Gemini summaries should keep Slack focused, while Notion handles the archive. Are you deduplicating updated articles or only matching URLs?
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