Day to day
Content queue
Content queue
On your website
Pages to add or update on your own site — the assistants cite vendor pages for these questions, so a page of yours can win them.
Across the web
Mentions to earn on somebody else’s site — the assistants only cite third parties here, so no page of yours can win it. You get the content and the pitch.
Moving work along
board is the default view: four columns, To do, In progress, Done, Dismissed. Drag a card between columns to change its status. In list view the same moves are buttons: Start, Mark done, Dismiss, Reopen.
Dragging to Dismissed takes effect immediately, with no confirmation. Drag it back out to undo.
Inside a ticket
Click a card, or Open in list view. The left side has Why this (the buyer questions it affects and the details), Progress (whether it has moved yet, per assistant) and History. The right side is the draft.
- Give it to someone: the
Assigned todropdown lists your teammates. Add people underTeamfirst. - Write the draft: if there isn’t one, the panel says
Generating spends 1 creditand offers the button. That sentence is the only warning you get — pressing the button spends the credit. - Use the draft:
Copycopies it; togglePreviewandMarkdownfor the format you want. - After you publish: press
Mark published. That starts the clock on measuring it; first movement usually shows in two to four weeks.
The rest of the toolbar
| Control | What it does | Cost |
|---|---|---|
Export N briefs | Downloads every visible ticket’s brief as one Markdown file — what a writer or agency needs to work from. | Free |
Refresh opportunities | Re-reads your latest results and rebuilds the list. Existing tickets and their statuses are kept. | Free |
Export | CSV or PDF of the filtered list. | Free |
Status chips, Everyone, search | Narrow to a status, a person, or a #number. | — |
A Foundations section sits above the tabs: one-time technical setup that helps everything else. It is a read-only list, and it is usually work for whoever looks after your website.