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Write Guest Blog Post
Draft from partner briefs and flag unsupported claims
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- guest post briefguest post brief
Your partner's email gives the assignment and any requirements for this article.
- publication rulespublication rules
Your standing rules and the brief set the audience, voice, format, and attribution.
- source materialsource material
Your partner's attachments provide the material for checking the article's claims.
Your email inbox holds partner briefs and the source files they attach.
- questions-only review documentquestions-only review document
Your editor gets a document listing the audience or rules needed before drafting.
- review document linkreview document link
Your editor can open the new document through this link.
Your editor finds the guest article, claim notes, and open questions in document app.
- guest post review copyguest post review copy
Your editor gets a formatted article with source notes and questions to resolve.
- review document linkreview document link
Your editor can open the new document through this link.
This Agent reads a labeled partner email and its source files. It drafts a guest post for your publication and checks its claims. Your editor gets a review copy with source notes and open questions.
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GmailUsed as:
- Email inbox
Gmail holds partner briefs and the source files they attach.
Google DriveUsed as:
- Document app
Your editor finds the guest article, claim notes, and open questions in Google Drive.
Microsoft OutlookUsed as:
- Email inbox
Microsoft Outlook holds partner briefs and the source files they attach.
Google DocsUsed as:
- Document app
Your editor finds the guest article, claim notes, and open questions in Google Docs.
monday.comUsed as:
- Document app
Your editor finds the guest article, claim notes, and open questions in monday.com.
ZoomUsed as:
- Email inbox
Zoom holds partner briefs and the source files they attach.
Google ContactsUsed as:
- Document app
Your editor finds the guest article, claim notes, and open questions in Google Contacts.
Microsoft OneNoteUsed as:
- Document app
Your editor finds the guest article, claim notes, and open questions in Microsoft OneNote.
Zoho MailUsed as:
- Email inbox
Zoho Mail holds partner briefs and the source files they attach.
MailparserUsed as:
- Email inbox
Mailparser holds partner briefs and the source files they attach.
Superhuman DocsUsed as:
- Document app
Your editor finds the guest article, claim notes, and open questions in Superhuman Docs.
Microsoft ExchangeUsed as:
- Email inbox
Microsoft Exchange holds partner briefs and the source files they attach.
Made for your industry
Write Guest Blog Post is made for businesses in these industries.
- Digital Media
Draft partner guest posts for online readers and flag source gaps.
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Prepare contributed posts with claim notes for newsroom review.
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Shape guest articles into review drafts that fit house style.
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Made for your role
Write Guest Blog Post is made for people in these roles.
- Editor
Prepare guest post drafts with source notes for editorial review.
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Draft partner blog posts to fit the publication's audience.
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Turn partner briefs into posts that follow publication rules.
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Build review drafts from partner briefs and attached sources.
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Prepare guest articles with source notes and open questions.
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Turn partner briefs into guest article drafts with source notes.
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Surface source gaps in guest article review copies.
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Made for your department
Write Guest Blog Post is made for people in these departments.
- Marketing
Draft partner guest posts to fit the company blog's audience.
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Prepare guest posts with source notes for editors to review.
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How Write Guest Blog Post works
4 steps, in order, on every run.
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Read the partner briefFetch the labeled email and its attachments. Pull out the assignment and any rules for this article.
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Plan the guest postChoose an angle and outline for your publication's audience. Note essential details the brief leaves unanswered.
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Draft and check claimsWrite the article and compare factual claims with supplied sources. Leave unsupported claims out of the draft.
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Create the review documentCreate a formatted review document with the article and source notes. Add open questions for your editor to resolve.
How to Get Started
Connect the tools you already use, such as Gmail, Google Drive or Microsoft Outlook.
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- Choose the mailbox label used for incoming guest post briefs and have partner messages placed under it.
- Provide standing audience, voice, formatting, and attribution rules for the host publication; a brief may add rules for its particular article.
- Connect the document account the content editor uses to review drafts.
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FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Write Guest Blog Post:
Choose the mailbox label for partner briefs and connect your editor's document account. Add your publication's audience and editorial rules.
Your editor gets a questions-only document if your setup does not supply them either. You can choose standing rules during setup.
Your editor sees the source gap in the review document. The draft leaves out claims the supplied materials cannot support.
No. Your editor receives a review document to inspect and revise before deciding whether to publish or request changes.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.
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