#Content automation

Content automation means letting software handle the repetitive steps between publishing something and getting it in front of people. Typical examples are sharing new articles on social networks, sending new items to an email list or posting updates into a team chat. The goal is not to replace editorial judgment but to remove copy-and-paste work that adds no value. Good automation is built on reliable sources such as RSS feeds, clear rules about what gets published and a way to check the results. Articles under this tag explain how to design these workflows, which tools fit which jobs and which mistakes to avoid.