You do not need another generic "30 Instagram post ideas" list. You need to know what is gaining traction in your niche this week and where the gaps are. Add your sources, and Content Marketing Ideas surfaces it for you every morning.
Editorial briefs across these categories, ranked by what is gaining real traction this week.
Step-by-step breakdowns of a single concept. Save-magnets.
Three-second openers tested against what is going viral in your niche right now.
Pulled from real interviews and articles in your industry, not Pinterest dumps.
Process, transformation, or comparison content backed by your actual work.
"5 things nobody told you about X" formatted for swipe-through engagement.
Process documentation that humanises your brand without feeling staged.
Real questions from Reddit, comments, and search data, answered visually.
The misinformation circulating in your niche, called out with sources.
RSS feeds, YouTube channels, subreddits, podcasts, news keywords. The feeds your audience actually reads, not generic SEO keyword pools.
Every hour we ingest new items, scrape full content, extract entities, cross-reference against your existing pages, and generate editorial briefs.
Each brief includes a thesis, three editorial angles, keyword volume, the competitive landscape, and the source items that triggered it.
Paid plans turn any brief into a voice-matched article draft. One click to publish to WordPress with images and Schema.org markup.
Direct Instagram scraping is not currently supported by our source pipeline. The workaround: add the same creators on Threads, YouTube, or any blog they cross-post to, plus the subreddits where their content is discussed. The signal carries.
Briefs come with structured editorial angles, key points to cover, and a target word count. The "what to cover" list maps cleanly onto carousel slides.
Yes. Briefs with a "trending" signal type are best for Reels. The originality score tells you whether you can put a fresh spin on something already viral.