Alibaba QwenWork · Alibaba Cloud
Schedule a social media performance report sent to your boss's chat
A Chinese AI blogger set up Alibaba QwenWork for a former colleague who does operations analytics. It gathers top posts, likes and comments from several social platforms on a schedule and pushes a report to DingTalk so it can be forwarded to the boss.
What they did
The colleague used to check viral notes, likes and trending topics across three social platforms, read comments one by one, and rebuild everything in Excel with categories and growth rates before writing a report. The blogger wrote the prompt and set a cloud scheduled task that generates the report on a timer, covering hit content, posting times, platform performance and a data summary, then writes it to a document or pushes it to DingTalk.
How it went
The blogger says the task ran in the cloud on schedule and produced the report without anyone at the computer, ready to forward to the boss.
Worth knowing
Report generation was slow, the test ran during the closed beta, and the article shows no check of the collected numbers against the platforms.
Try it with Alibaba QwenWork
Every <day> at <time>, collect our posts and the top posts in <your niche> from <platform 1>, <platform 2> and <platform 3>. Report likes, comments, best posting times and week-on-week growth in a table, add three takeaways for the next week, and send it to <your team chat or manager>. Note any number you could not collect.
Swap the parts in angle brackets for your own details. This prompt is adapted from the case, not copied from the original.
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