Let outwrite.ai research your next topics, or follow keywords, a news topic, an RSS feed or a YouTube channel. Your Brand Kit helps turn each source into ideas for your audience.
Custom feeds in Pro. Managed topic research is also part of Simple.
Sources that keep your campaigns supplied with relevant ideas.
Every brand starts with Managed by outwrite.ai. In Pro, add keyword, news, RSS and YouTube feeds, each connected to its own campaigns.
Every brand has a built-in managed feed. It reads your Brand Kit, your existing articles and the search evidence available, then keeps a queue of topics you haven’t covered. Each idea says why it fits. When usable ideas run low, it researches more and keeps the ones you haven’t used.
Let outwrite.ai research your brand, competitors and search opportunities, then choose the best topics to write about.
| Idea / source | Readiness | Added |
|---|---|---|
| How to write a project brief your team will actually read Your templates page has no guide explaining how to use the brief template. | Ready to write | Oct 27, 9:02 AM |
| How to run a project kickoff meeting A common question from new customers that your existing articles don’t answer. | Ready to write | Oct 27, 9:02 AM |
| Company wiki vs. shared drive: which does a growing team need? Fits your documentation pages. Competitors compare them; you don’t yet. | Ready to write | Oct 27, 9:02 AM |
| How to keep project documentation up to date Supports your wiki guides without repeating “Company wiki basics”. | Ready to write | Oct 27, 9:02 AM |
Add seed keywords and up to five competitor websites. The feed researches your site, your seeds and those competitors, then lists every keyword with its monthly search estimate, difficulty and where it was found. Relevant opportunities become article ideas, with related keywords kept alongside them.
Find relevant search topics from your brand’s keyword research.
From your website, seed keywords and competitors. Relevant opportunities become article ideas.
| Keyword | Monthly searches | Difficulty | Found through | Added |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| project management software | 33,100 | 54 | Seed keywords | Oct 27, 9:04 AM |
| project brief template | 12,100 | 38 | Competitor | Oct 27, 9:04 AM |
| best project management tools | 9,900 | 63 | Seed keywords | Oct 27, 9:04 AM |
| how to write a project brief | 6,600 | 23 | Your website | Oct 27, 9:05 AM |
| company wiki software | 2,400 | 28 | Seed keywords | Oct 27, 9:05 AM |
| wiki vs shared drive | 1,300 | 19 | Competitor | Oct 27, 9:05 AM |
| team knowledge base | 880 | 36 | Your website | Oct 27, 9:06 AM |
| raci chart template | 590 | 12 | Competitor | Oct 27, 9:06 AM |
| async standup tool | — | Unknown | Seed keywords | Oct 27, 9:06 AM |
Give each news feed one query, then choose the country, time range and sources to include or leave out. A story needs readable text and a verifiable publication date before it can become an idea, and its source stays attached all the way to the article.
Follow one topic and turn recent, verified news into article ideas.
Paste an RSS or Atom URL you own or have permission to use. Each readable post is checked for brand fit and for overlap with what you’ve already published. Then it becomes an idea with a reader question, an outline and its source linked.
Turn articles from your RSS or Atom feed into new blog posts.
Connect your channel and pick the videos to start with. Nothing from the archive is imported until you choose it. Captions or transcription supply the source material, and each weekly check picks up new uploads.
Transcribe your videos and turn them into useful blog articles.
Select from the channel’s recent videos. New uploads are added automatically after connection.
Creating a feed never publishes anything. Connect it to a campaign, choose where articles go and how often, and pick how much you want to approve.
Automation with review · 2 articles every 7 days
| Article | Status |
|---|---|
| How to run a project kickoff meeting | Ready for review |
| Company wiki vs. shared drive: which does a growing team need? | Writing |
Review drafts before publishing. Publishing is included.
A refresh looks for material. An article is written from an idea. They are charged separately, and a refresh that returns nothing usable costs nothing. In Simple, managed topics are part of the fixed subscription.
| Feed | Refresh | When it runs | Each article |
|---|---|---|---|
| Managed by outwrite.ai | 25 credits | When usable ideas run low | 15 credits |
| Keyword feed | 25 credits | On setup, then weekly | 15 credits |
| News feed | 25 credits | On setup, then weekly | 25 credits |
| RSS feed | 25 credits | On setup, then weekly | 25 credits |
| YouTube channel | 25 credits | On setup, then weekly | 25 credits |
Keyword research is charged when it returns keyword data, including updated data for keywords you already have. Managed, news, RSS and YouTube refreshes are charged when they add new usable results. Retries continue the same refresh.
Keyword, news, RSS and YouTube feeds refresh weekly. Managed by outwrite.ai refills when it needs more ideas. The workspace shows the next check and cost.
In Pro, each refresh costs 25 credits. Keyword refreshes are charged when research returns keyword data. Managed, news, RSS and YouTube refreshes are charged when they add new usable results. A refresh with no results is not charged. Creating an article is separate: 15 credits for managed, manual or keyword articles; 25 total for news, RSS or YouTube articles.
No. Connect it to a campaign and choose the automation mode and publishing destination. A feed collects ideas; the campaign controls writing and publishing.
Existing ideas stay available. Feeds need relevant, usable source material; they do not invent news or video transcripts. Saved checks can resume without buying the same research again.
Find topics your customers search for, publish useful articles, and track where your brand shows up in AI answers. All in outwrite.ai.
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