Defining input and output settings for LETTER.
Adding Story URLs
You can insert up to 10 links to build your newsletter. Simply copy/paste the links from the published articles you want to include in the newsletter (pictured below).
Writing Tone
On the right-hand navigation, you have the option to set the writing tone for the intro to the newsletter and article summaries. There are six options to choose from: serious, neutral, conversational/casual, funny/excited, upbeat and inspirational (pictured below).
Summary Length Option
Right beneath "Writing tone," you also have the option to add a global output setting to dictate the default length for each article summary generated in your newsletter.
Once you have added all of the links you’d like to incorporate into your newsletter and have selected the tone, simply click the “GENERATE” button in the top-right corner of the screen to get to the newsletter editing page (pictured below).
LETTER - Keep your original headline or let us create one for you
If you’ve been using our LETTER tool, you know that we pull in your original article content and generate an SEO optimized headline for the article within the newsletter project. Well a few of our publishing partners asked if we could provide the option to keep the original article headline, and so now that feature is available.
From the dashboard, simply add your links to build out your newsletter as you always have. You will now notice on the right hand rail under Output Settings, that there is a toggle for “Use Original Headlines.”
After clicking the GENERATE → button, you will notice that we didn’t change the original headline of the article. Once in the LETTER editing mode, if you would like to see what a Nota generated headline could look like, simply click the diamond icon next to the headline, and select the Regeneration option. This will create an SEO optimized headline for your article from our POLARIS large language model.
If you’d like to revert back to the original headline option, simply click the “Use Article Headline” from the diamond icon menu.
Feel free to toggle between the options to see which you like best for your LETTER project.
For next steps, please click here for Editing LETTER.