Pair drafts with briefs, open review tasks, pass on decisions. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
Flag published pages overtaken in mobile search results.
Your page owners get mobile keyword ranking changes by email. They can see competing pages and which owned pages need review.
Surface articles losing search visibility against competing pages.
Your SEO lead gets a short list of pages worth checking when fresh search data shows meaningful visibility losses.
Spot search ranking drops on content pages and nearby rivals.
Get a daily keyword ranking report that flags meaningful moves and points to the owned pages worth checking.
Flag ranking drops on published pages with competing pages to review.
Your page owners get ranking drop alerts showing how far their page fell and which competing pages to review.
Spot content pages whose search rankings need review.
Your ranking spreadsheet gets a prioritized review list of losses, competitor overtakes, and gains when you mark a new batch ready.
Show how new content ranks against rival pages after launch.
See early keyword gains and losses after a launch, with rival rankings and owned pages to review in your shared spreadsheet.
Revise content images and flag uncertain changes before handoff.
Get your image edits back by email, with clear notes on revisions that need a closer look or another input.
File requested video clips where producers can find them.
Your team gets Pinterest clips as MP4s in a shared folder, with a download link sent back in the same email thread.
Make published video captions usable in online articles.
Get a clean video transcript in your inbox for your article draft, with caption clutter removed and a link back to the source.
Place post and audience figures into social channel reports.
Your social media report template comes back filled with dated campaign and competitor figures, ready for review.
Retrieve live broadcasts from the team page for content review.
Your reviewers get a video file and its source link in the shared page inbox, without the producer downloading and forwarding it by hand.
Show which social posts drew the strongest audience response.
Your social media report shows which posts drew the most likes and comments, with missing figures called out before your campaign review.