Social media, blog and newsletter for funeral homes

Drafts use your funeral home’s information and the direction you provide. You can ask for a warmer tone, a shorter article or different wording beside the preview. Review local facts and sensitive details before approving the finished content.

Yes. The content workspace brings these formats into one calendar. The assistant can propose dated drafts, while you decide which items to keep, edit and schedule. Planning a date does not publish a draft.

The assistant prepares content for review rather than publishing its own suggestions. Once you approve and schedule an item, it can go out at that scheduled time without a second click. Check the text, images, channel and date when you approve it.

Newsletters go to contacts who subscribed, with an unsubscribe link in every email. Being in your contacts or in a manually created list does not by itself grant marketing permission. Your team can organise contacts without changing their consent.

Yes. Use your own photographs in the content you prepare, or request generated images where appropriate. Check that you have permission to use photographs of people and that the final image fits the post or article.

Articles publish on your connected website, while social posts go to the connected social channels. Newsletters are sent by email rather than appearing as website pages. The calendar lets you coordinate these different destinations without treating them as the same format.