Creating Content
Click Create from Idea, describe what you want, and the AI drafts it using your ICP, strategy, and brand voice if you’ve set them up. Content also arrives here automatically from campaigns that are running on a schedule.Writing a good prompt
Avoid: “Write about marketing” Better: “Write a 500-word blog post about 5 email marketing mistakes small businesses make, with tips to fix each one” The more specific the ask — length, format, audience, angle — the less editing the draft needs.List and Calendar Views
Toggle between List and Calendar.- List is for working through content — filtering, bulk actions, approvals.
- Calendar is for seeing publishing cadence — where the gaps and the pile-ups are.
Finding Things
The filters along the top narrow the list:
Clear filters resets everything at once.
Sorting by Top Views is the quickest way to see what’s actually landing; Fewest Views shows you what to stop making.
Status
Publishing
Open a piece’s menu and you’ll see the actions that apply to it:- Publish or Schedule… — for blog, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram posts in draft or scheduled state
- Publish as Marketing Campaign… — turns a marketing email into a broadcast send
- Set as Published — mark a draft live if you published it elsewhere yourself
- Move to Draft — pull a scheduled piece back out of the queue
Approvals
Content can be routed through a person before it goes out:- Use Assign to Collaborator on a piece
- The assignee sees it and can Review Content
- Its approval state moves through pending, in review, and then approved or rejected
Bulk Actions
Tick several rows and you can Schedule or Delete them together, or Clear selection. Export/Import moves content in and out in bulk.Tips
- Always edit AI drafts. They’re a strong first pass, not a finished piece — add the specifics only you know.
- Review before scheduling. Scheduling unread content means publishing unread content.
- Use funnel filters to spot gaps. All-BOFU content means nothing is bringing new readers in.
- Let the views columns guide you. Repeat what works instead of guessing.

