Submit Latest WP Blog Post to MVP Community Contributions. Associated blogpost https://blog.darrenjrobinson.com/automating-the-submission-of-wordpress-blog-posts-to-your-microsoft-mvp-community-activities-profile-using-powershell/

UpdateMVPProfileFromWP.ps1

# Install the Microsoft MVP PowerShell Module
# Install-Module -name MVP
Import-Module -Name MVP
# my Subscription Key obtained from https://mvpapi.portal.azure-api.net/ 
$subkey = '12345669b3c459bb2c11da79567890'

# AuthN to MVP API
Set-MVPConfiguration -SubscriptionKey $subkey 

# Get the last Blog Post
$wordpressBlogURL = 'https://public-api.wordpress.com/rest/v1/sites/<yourwordpressURL>/posts/?number=1'
$BlogPostData = Invoke-RestMethod -uri $wordpressBlogURL
 
# Static because it is obviously a Blog Post
$contributionType = "Blog Site Posts"
# Static as that is my MVP Category
$contributionTechnology = "Identity and Access"
# URL
$contributionURL = $BlogPostData.posts.URL 
# Title
$contributionTitle = $BlogPostData.posts.title
# Description 
$descriptionHTML = $BlogPostData.posts.excerpt
# Remove HTML Formatting 
$contributionDescription = $descriptionHTML -replace '<[^>]+>',''
# Translate Date Format
$date = $BlogPostData.posts.date
$arrDate = $date.Split("T")
$contributionDate = $arrDate[0].Replace("-","/") 

# Submit latest Blog Post to MVP Community Contributions Profile
try { 
    write-host "Submitting your Blog Post titled $($contributionTitle) you wrote on $($contributionDate) to $($contributionTechnology)"
    New-MVPContribution -StartDate $contributionDate `
    -ContributionTechnology $contributionTechnology `
    -ContributionType $contributionType `
    -Title $contributionTitle `
    -Description $contributionDescription `
    -ReferenceUrl $contributionURL `
-Visibility EveryOne } catch {
    write-host "Well that was unexpected. Check your last post for anomolies."
}