Newsletter Curation: How to use content feed and AI content suggestions

The Content Feed and AI suggestions do the heavy lifting by providing a stream of articles based on your section settings. Here’s how to use it to discover fresh, relevant articles without spending hours searching.

1. Navigate to the ‘Curate’ tab. Here, you'll find the Content Feed, which offers a selection of articles curated specifically for your newsletter’s focus.

2. Explore the 'New' tab. This is where AI-powered suggestions live. The 'New' tab offers fresh content recommendations based on your section preferences, such as keywords, topics, and thought leaders you’ve set up.

3. Review Saved & Sent Tabs. In addition to fresh suggestions, you also have access to the:

   • Saved Tab: Contains articles you’ve bookmarked for later review. This is useful when you come across interesting content but aren't ready to include it yet.
   • Sent Tab: Lists articles you’ve already used in past newsletters, helping you avoid duplicate content.

4. Understand Article Scores. Each article in the Content Feed is accompanied by three scores:

   • ? Content Resonance: How well the article aligns with your audience's interests.
   • ? Click Potential: The likelihood that readers will engage with the content.
   • ✍️ Rewrite Potential: How easily the article can be adapted to match your brand’s tone.

5. Use these scores to prioritize articles for your newsletter.

6. Take Action on Articles. Once you find a relevant article, several actions can be taken to make the most of it:

   • Add to Edition: Click this button to add the article directly to your newsletter draft. It will appear in the Curated Articles panel where you can review or edit it before publishing.

• Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down: Use these buttons to provide feedback to the AI system on the article’s relevance. Over time, this feedback helps improve the recommendations you receive.

• Bookmark: Save an article for later review by clicking the bookmark icon. This adds the article to your Saved tab, so you can revisit it when you're ready. 

• Open in New Tab: If you want to view the full article or explore its source, click this button to open the article in a separate browser tab for a detailed read.