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Auto-Generate Platform-Specific Summary Articles to Promote Main Content

Main Article Source: After creating the primary long-form article (e.g. 2,000 words on YOURSITE.com), Arvow would generate condensed versions that: Summarize key insights. Frame the reader’s pain/problem. Tease the deeper content found in the original article. Include a clear, contextual link back to the full article. = = = = = = = = = Use Case Examples: LinkedIn Version 400–700 words Tone and structure aligned with LinkedIn best practices Designed to provoke thought, encourage engagement, and drive clicks back to YOURSITE.com Medium Version 400–700 words Tailored to Medium’s more narrative and idea-driven tone Highlights thought leadership, storytelling, or key frameworks with a CTA to read more Optional Third Version Could be adapted for another channel (e.g. Substack, Quora, Reddit, newsletter, etc.) based on user preference or strategy = = = = = = = = = Desired Features: Each summary should feel distinct and native to its platform’s audience. Include a way to set tone (e.g., authoritative, conversational, educational) before generation. Allow toggling which summary versions to generate per article. Optional field to insert the canonical URL of the main article for proper linking. = = = = = = = = = Why This Matters: This would streamline content distribution and amplify ROI. Right now, creating these summary versions requires additional manual writing or editing. Automating this step would help marketers and creators: Expand reach across multiple platforms. Improve SEO through strategic backlinks. Drive more traffic and awareness to the full articleβ€”without duplicating content. Extend Arvow into content syndication workflows, this would be a powerful (and highly used) step.

Kurt U About 1 month ago

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Infographic Generation Workflow for Articles

I’d love to see a dedicated feature within Arvow to generate high-quality, branded infographics from article contentβ€”something that goes well beyond the current image generation capabilities. What’s needed: Infographic-Only Mode: Allow users to toggle a setting at the article or workspace level to generate only infographics instead of traditional images. Professional Design Quality: Infographics should match the polish and layout quality of tools like Canva, Visme, Infography.in, Adaptify, or custom-built designs in Photoshop/Illustrator. This likely requires a separate workflow with dedicated styling logic, layout templates, and design components. Context-Aware Generation: Infographics should be auto-generated based on the core content of the articleβ€”both at the initial creation and anytime the article is edited. They should summarize, visualize, or illustrate key ideas, statistics, or processes intelligently. Branding Support: Upload and apply up to 3 brand colors. Automatically include the user’s logo on infographics. Flexible Formats: Output infographics in multiple aspect ratios (e.g. 1:1, 9:16, 1:2) depending on how the content should be presented or where it will be shared (e.g., Instagram, Pinterest, blog post). Why this matters: The current image generation feature is solid for illustrative and photorealistic images, but the infographic functionality is weak: Text is frequently misspelled. Visual hierarchy is lacking. Layouts are not production-ready for marketing or educational use. This feature would unlock a new level of value for content creators, marketers, and educators looking to pair article writing with visual storytellingβ€”without needing a separate design tool or simply avoiding creating these. I’ve worked with one platform that offer similar capabilities (though with limitations and it is NOT as good as Arvow overall), and I’d be happy to share real examples, my workflow pain points, and suggestions if your product or UX team wants to reach out directly.

Kurt U About 1 month ago

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Feature Request – Custom Weekday Scheduling for AutoBlog Campaigns

, Dear Arvow Team Thank you for the excellent tools and support. I'm currently using your AutoBlog system and would like to request a much-needed feature: The ability to schedule posts on specific weekdays (e.g., Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays), not just generic intervals like β€œdaily” or β€œweekly.” This feature is crucial for aligning our publishing calendar with optimal traffic patterns and SEO strategy, especially when managing multiple types of posts (short vs. long-form) on fixed days of the week. I understand there’s a workaround using multiple campaigns, but native weekday scheduling would significantly streamline workflows and reduce manual effort. Thank you for considering this request. I’ve also submitted it on your feature board. I’d be happy to elaborate further or assist with the implementation if needed. Naor Jacoby

Naor Jacoby About 1 month ago