Market Intelligence

Research to published, on your approval

Your next post is
already researched.

Market Intelligence watches the topics you choose across sources you trust, then drafts social media content to post to your organizational media outlets. You review, edit, and approve every word before anything publishes.

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  • Stay current Drafts anchored to this week's developments, not last quarter's ideas.
  • Keep the final word Nothing reaches your page without a human review and an explicit approval.
  • Skip the blank page Open a reviewed queue of researched drafts instead of an empty editor.

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  1. Research
  2. Draft
  3. Approve
  4. Publish
  5. Measure

One continuous loop. Most tools only schedule what you already wrote; this platform starts earlier, at the research, and ends later, at what the results teach the next post.

What you get

A publishing presence that keeps up with the market.

Your team owns the voice, the judgment, and the approval. The platform owns the reading, the remembering, and the first draft.

Choose what matters: Topics

In the Topic Manager, use Add Topic to name the subjects your brand should have a point of view on. From then on, the platform monitors those subjects continuously, so your page reflects your agenda, not whatever happened to cross your desk.

Decide who to listen to: Feeds Manager

The Feeds Manager is where you connect and curate the live web and RSS sources that feed your topics. Your posts inherit the credibility of the sources you chose, because the research is limited to publications you trust.

Start from a draft: Generate with AI

The New Post action turns gathered research into a drafted LinkedIn post for your organization page. What lands in front of you is a researched first draft, which means the hard part of your job becomes editing, the part your team is best at.

Approve before anything ships

Every draft waits in a review queue for a human. Edit it into your voice, approve it, or reject it. Brand safety is not a setting you trust; it is a step you perform, on every single post.

The full feature set, at a glance

Everything below exists today and works the same way: a human sees it, shapes it, and approves it before your audience does.

Organizational posting

  • Drafts written from current research on the topics you chose, never from a blank page.
  • Every claim traceable to the reporting it came from, so you can defend any post you approve.
  • A review queue where you edit, approve, or reject each draft before it publishes.
  • Publish to the company page or to a personal profile, with the destination clearly labeled on every post.
  • Scheduling with pacing guardrails, so the page stays active without flooding your audience.
  • Add a custom image to any post before it ships.
  • A post history that shows each item's status at a glance, from draft to published.

Analytics

  • Exact performance per published post: impressions, clicks, reactions, comments, and shares, shown with the time they were retrieved.
  • Performance by topic, so you learn which subjects earn engagement and which to retire.
  • A posting-time heatmap that shows when your audience actually responds.
  • Follower demographics by industry, seniority, and geography, so you know who you are reaching.
  • Your page's follower total, tracked over time.
  • A one-click sync that refreshes every number on the page on demand.
  • Honest gaps: a value the platform has not retrieved says so, instead of showing a zero.

Advocacy

  • Colleagues connect their own LinkedIn profiles and amplify company content to their networks.
  • Each company post can become personal variants, rewritten in each colleague's own voice using notes they provide.
  • Every person reviews, edits, and approves their own post before it appears under their name.
  • Publishing pace guardrails per person, so participation never turns into spam.
  • A reach view that compares your combined team network with the company page audience.
  • Program intelligence: who participates, which posts get picked up, and how drafts convert to published posts.
  • Colleagues can report their own post results, kept clearly labeled as self-reported alongside page analytics.

How it Works

Your first post, then the full workflow.

Start with the shortest path to a published post. Then open each layer below when you want more control over what gets researched, where the research comes from, and how drafts take shape.

The fast path: first post in four steps

  1. Add a topic

    Open Topics and choose Add Topic. Name a subject your brand should be talking about, in plain language, the way you would brief a colleague.

    Topic Manager: Add Topic
    Screenshot to add: the Add Topic form in the Topic Manager with a topic name filled in (file: /assets/screenshots/topics-add.png)Click path: Dashboard > Topics > Add Topic

  2. Let the research gather

    The platform monitors live web and RSS sources for that topic and collects what is current. You do not have to read any of it first; it becomes the raw material for your draft.

    Feeds Manager: research gathering
    Screenshot to add: recent items gathered from your connected sources in the Feeds Manager (file: /assets/screenshots/research-gathering.png)Click path: Dashboard > Feeds Manager

  3. Generate with AI

    Choose New Post. The platform turns the gathered research into a drafted LinkedIn post for your organization page and places it in your review queue.

    Generate with AI: New Post
    Screenshot to add: the New Post action generating a draft from gathered research (file: /assets/screenshots/generate-new-post.png)Click path: Dashboard > New Post > Generate with AI

  4. Review, edit, approve

    Read the draft, edit it into your voice, and approve it. Nothing publishes until you do. That is the whole promise: research to published, on your approval.

    Review queue: edit and approve
    Screenshot to add: a drafted post open in review with edit and approve controls visible (file: /assets/screenshots/draft-review-approve.png)Click path: Dashboard > Post queue > select the draft > Edit or Approve

Go deeper, one layer at a time

Layer 1 Topics: run your agenda in the Topic Manager

Topics are standing assignments. Each one tells the platform what to keep researching and drafting about, so your page holds a steady point of view instead of reacting at random.

  1. Open the Topic Manager to see every subject under watch.
  2. Use Add Topic for each theme your brand should own. A few focused topics beat a long unfocused list.
  3. Revisit monthly: retire topics that no longer serve the strategy and add the ones that now do. Drafts follow your edits automatically.
Topic Manager: active topics
Screenshot to add: the Topic Manager listing several active topics under watch (file: /assets/screenshots/topic-manager.png)Click path: Dashboard > Topics (Topic Manager)
Layer 2 Feeds Manager: curate the sources behind the research

Research quality is source quality. The Feeds Manager is where you decide which live web and RSS sources are allowed to inform your drafts, so every post stands on publications you would cite yourself.

  1. Open the Feeds Manager and review the connected sources feeding your topics.
  2. Add the industry publications your team already reads and trusts.
  3. Prune sources that underdeliver. Curation here raises the floor of every future draft.
Feeds Manager: curated sources
Screenshot to add: the Feeds Manager with connected sources and an add source control (file: /assets/screenshots/feeds-manager.png)Click path: Dashboard > Feeds Manager
Layer 3 Generate with AI: from research to a post worth approving

New Post is where research becomes writing. Use it whenever you want a draft: after fresh developments in a topic, ahead of a planned publishing slot, or simply because the page has been quiet.

  1. Choose New Post and generate a draft from the current research.
  2. Edit freely: sharpen the angle, adjust the tone, make it unmistakably yours. The draft is a starting point, not a final word.
  3. Approve to publish to your organization page, or reject and generate again. Approval is always the gate.
  4. Watch what resonates after publishing, and let that steer which topics and sources you emphasize next. That is the measure step closing the loop.
New Post: edit before approval
Screenshot to add: a generated draft being edited before approval, with the publish gate visible (file: /assets/screenshots/post-edit-voice.png)Click path: Dashboard > Post queue > select the draft > Edit Post

See your first researched draft today.

Sign in, add one topic, and open New Post. The blank page ends there.

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