Set post themes, research videos, track trends. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
Keep public video transcripts beside interview questions.
Read available video transcripts beside your interview questions, with clear notes for videos that need your review.
Keep video transcripts and missing sources visible to editors.
Your source index gets transcripts for new watchlist videos every Monday, plus a dated list of videos with no accessible transcript.
File video summaries with source links for editorial planning.
Get concise YouTube video transcript summaries and source links in your summaries folder, ready for reports or content plans.
Summarize source videos in chat with links to useful moments.
Catch up on captioned videos your team shares. Get the main points by topic and links to moments worth a closer look.
Digest shared videos before editors pursue a story angle.
Get a quick read on videos your team shares in your research chat, with key ideas and takeaways beside the original link.
Surface article angles backed by campaign searches and keyword data.
Turn the searches behind your paid campaign into a ranked list of article ideas, with U.S. search demand and ranking difficulty beside each pick.
Rank existing subjects by where published coverage falls short.
See which topics deserve more coverage. Your priorities shape how search demand and ranking difficulty count.
Check brief sources and rank story angles for assignment.
Get a research report that ranks story angles and links to supporting sources. Your writer can see what still needs reporting.
Choose article questions that match reader needs and search demand.
Find out which sales questions deserve an article, with relevant search phrases and estimated U.S. monthly searches to guide your plan.
Suggest relevant search targets for articles due for an update.
Get clear keyword research recommendations for an older article, with terms to keep, replace, or add based on monthly searches.
Check story questions and reply with cited findings for editors.
Your colleagues get cited research reports in the original email thread. Supporting evidence and open questions stay visible.
Give editors a topic recommendation on the open calendar slot.
Your next article topic comes with a workable angle and keyword research behind it. See why your other ideas came second.