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Find Content helps you discover material worth bringing into SmarterQueue, whether that comes from your own past posts, outside social profiles, RSS feeds, or saved sources. In this chapter, you’ll learn how Find Content works, how different source types behave, and how to use discovery more intentionally as part of a stronger publishing workflow.

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Once your publishing system needs a steadier supply of ideas and reusable material, Find Content becomes one of the main ways to bring useful source content into that workflow.


Understanding Find Content

Find Content is SmarterQueue’s discovery and import space for bringing content into your workflow from a range of supported sources. You can find it under Discover.

It helps you search for content from social platforms and RSS-based sources, review what you find, and decide what should be brought into SmarterQueue for reuse, repurposing, inspiration, or adaptation later. It also includes a saved-source system, so useful feeds and searches can be kept for faster access later.

Find Content is not primarily a post-writing space like the Post Editor, and it is not the same thing as Bulk Import from CSV or Auto-Importers. Its job is to help you find content worth working with, then move that content into the next stage of your workflow.

Why Find Content matters

Where Find Content fits into your workflow

How Find Content works

Used well, Find Content helps you move from one-off searching toward a more deliberate system for finding, reusing, and developing content worth publishing.


Behavior, Rules, and Connections

Find Content is not just a search screen. It is a discovery workflow shaped by the source you choose, the controls it provides, the content it returns, and the import path you use next.

Finding content from Social Profiles

Finding content from RSS Sources

Finding content from Feedly bookmarks

Reviewing and selecting content for import

Saved Sources, folders, and organization