My system to automatically import blog posts into Obsidian

I've made a lot of videos about obsidian, showing you how to create content, curate your notes and generate ideas. Obsidian is great for generating content, but sometimes I want to take my article and run it through Grammarly, or I'll make some fine-tune edits when I'm about to publish this on my website.
So wouldn't it be nice then if I could take that final output and pipe it back into obsidian without having to manually transfer? I've described before the importance of building a system around any of your activities to be more efficient.
In this video, I'm going to show you how I automatically transfer any article that I write on my blog, post it, and put that into my obsidian knowledge graph that I can then share with you all in the context of obsidian.
Check out the link to my knowledge graph here:
www.heurekalabs.org
and click on GRAPH
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[@Data_CPA]

Not sure why your channel is not above some other as you give great info. Thanks for sharing!

[@lalkrishnanbl4566]

Hey man nice video, So I'm having trouble converting my Obsidian Vault into an HTML file (i.e a static web page with images and edited texts) , I couldn't find any plausible solutions to it . Do you know of any tricks that might help with this issue . Thank you

[@HeurekaLabs]

You can pay a little to the devs to get 'obsidian publish'...I do, it's a nice way to throw them a little $ for making an awesome product. If you want to try yourself, then you'd need a way to render MD into HTML. There are a TON of different ways to do this. Hope that helps.

[@HeurekaLabs]

A little more digging, and I found: www.reddit.com/r/ObsidianMD/comments/pf3cw6/any_plugin_to_export_an_entire_vault_as_html_pages/ two great links within, for some tools that allow you to go from MD to HMTL to hosted, if you want to start from scratch.