How Content on Cue Works

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One simple system for capturing better stories.

How it Works

Start with a strategy conversation

We learn about your organization, audiences, priorities and the kinds of stories or expertise you need to capture.

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Receive customized prompts

Three times each week, Content on Cue sends a thoughtful prompt built around your goals—not a generic social media question.

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Respond naturally.

Reply with a few sentences, voice memo, photo or quick video. No separate app or polished writing is required.

By responding, Content on Cue organizes your material into your story library.

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Review and evolve.

You receive tips for capturing content and a monthly digest that helps you see what you have captured.

As your priorities change, your prompts can change too.

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Pricing

What does a Content on Cue prompts ask?

Based on your strategic direction and goals for your organization, the prompts will change. However, some simple questions might include:

  • What happened this week that reminded you why your work matters?

  • What is something a customer recently understood differently after working with you?

  • What is one detail about your program that most people never see?

  • Send a photo of something in progress. What is happening outside the frame?

  • What question have you answered more than once this week?

  • What happened this week that made you want to tell a friend or colleague immediately?

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