Draft social posts, create visuals, publish updates. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
Deliver topic digests without repeating items a reader has received.
Your readers get short updates on the topics they chose, while your workbook tracks which items have already gone out.
Put story themes on a social calendar for review.
You get a dated social media content calendar from your spreadsheet plan, with a balanced mix ready for review and assignment.
Spread recurring story themes across open social dates.
Your next month's social media calendar has post plans from your team's workbook, ready for approval alongside any gaps that need a decision.
Send each reader a weekly selection of new articles that fits their topics.
Your weekly newsletter shares new articles that fit readers' interests, with links and send results ready for your review.
Draft original opening scripts from episode angles and references.
Get a fresh podcast intro script shaped by openings you admire, with a short note on its hook and pacing in your inbox.
Compile submissions into one issue and flag conflicting names or links.
You get a themed Monday newsletter draft from contributor emails, without repeated news. Review uncertain details before you send.
Prepare a sourced weekly edition for editorial review.
Your weekly internal newsletter draft arrives ready to review, with source links beside staff updates and questions about unclear submissions.
Send clean video transcripts into the editorial inbox.
Get a clean video transcript in your inbox for your article draft, with caption clutter removed and a link back to the source.
Build show notes from shared videos and reply in the review thread.
Your review thread gets a concise video summary with timestamps you can use for show notes or a content brief.
Prepare guest posts with source notes for editors to review.
Get a guest post draft shaped to your publication's rules, with source notes and questions your editor can resolve.
Draft an accurate podcast opening around the interview's main argument.
Get a podcast intro drawn from your finished interview transcript. Your host receives the draft by email before recording.
Publish approved articles with checked bylines and live links.
Your finished articles go live with the right byline and image credit, and your editor gets the link in the original email thread.