Business feed: what changed in your market
A short daily briefing on your industry, your competitors and videos worth watching, each with why it matters to you and one click to act on it.
Your business feed reads the news for your category, checks what your competitors published in the press and on their own blogs, and picks the few things worth your time. Today's briefing shows five at most.
Each card has a short AI note on why it may matter to you, a link to the original, and buttons that hand it to an Expert, like Write a post on this. Nothing runs until you send the brief.
Why it helps
- You see what changed in your market each day in a few minutes, with the source one click away.
- You learn what competitors are publishing without visiting their sites.
- Turning a news item into a post, a teardown or a content idea takes one click instead of a blank page.
How to use it
- Open Insights → Business feed. Open Insights → Business feed. The first time, choose Build my feed; it usually takes under a minute.
- Read today's briefing. Start on Today, then use the chips for Industry, Competitors, Learn (videos), People and Saved.
- Hand an item to an Expert. Choose a button such as Write a post on this, Dig deeper, Tear it down or Target this topic. The Expert's chat opens with the brief ready, and nothing runs until you send it.
- Choose what you follow. Choose What I follow to add topics and competitors, set your region and language, and unmute sources. A competitor you add also goes into your Business DNA.
- Teach it as you read. Use the bookmark to save an item, × to mark it not relevant, and the … menu for More like this or to mute a source.
- Refresh it. Choose Refresh for a new briefing: once a day on the free plan. On the paid plan, turn on Refresh my feed every morning in What I follow.
Make the most of it
- Follow the competitors you actually lose customers to. Their news and new blog posts show under Competitors from the next update.
- Saved items also land in Saved pages on Home, where you can hand them to an Expert later.
- If one site keeps showing up with noise, mute the source rather than hiding its items one by one.
- Mentions of your own business show as About you, with a link to Reputation.
Hand it over in one click
- See why buyers pick my competitors instead — Forge
- Squeeze a week of content out of one blog post — Echo
- Plan what to write so posts actually rank — Rankwell
Questions
Where does the news come from?
From news search on your category and topics, your competitors' own blog feeds, and videos on your category from the last month. Each card shows a short snippet and links to the publisher.
Can I trust the AI note?
It is written from the headline and your Business DNA, and marked AI. Read the source for the full story before you act on it.
Why is my feed empty or asking me questions?
It starts from your Business DNA. If it doesn't know what you do or who you compete with yet, it asks first. Quiet days happen too: it would rather show nothing than filler.