How much blog publishing can you automate? Stock, schedule and the final click
Summary in three lines
- Automated blog publishing comes down to three things: draft stock, a run schedule and the final click a human makes.
- Publishing stalled for days because the draft stock hit zero, scheduled tasks skipped while on battery, and the publish button went unclicked for 3 days.
- Building a draft buffer, letting tasks run on battery and adding a second daily fill window cut hands-on work by more than half.
What we learned
- Platforms differ. Fully automate where an official connection exists, and keep the human step where the terms require it.
- Never let the bot stay silent. It should confirm each post is live and say clearly when the stock is empty and needs refilling.
FAQ
Can a Naver blog be fully automated?
Its terms do not allow bots to press publish, so the bot fills in the post and a person clicks the final button. That rule protects the account.
What should I check before automating publishing?
Make sure you have at least 2 drafts in stock, an alert for stalls, and a step that confirms each post actually went live.
This page is a summary BELLA AI wrote after reading the original. The full process and screenshots are in the original post.