Open AI is limited to data from 2021 and older. Using a seed article is an effective way to incorporate more recent information into your content. This guide will walk you through the process of using seed articles to create fresh, relevant content.
Seed Article
A seed article is an existing piece of content that contains current information, which you can use as a foundation for generating new content. By providing the AI with recent data through a seed article, you can ensure your generated content includes up-to-date information and insights.
Using the Seed Article feature in Noble Content Lab
Step 1: Create A New Piece of Content
Begin by creating a new piece of content in your workspace. For guidance on this step, refer to our “How to Create a New Content Piece” guide.
Step 2: Choose Your Seed Article
Select a relevant article that:
- Provides accurate and reliable data
- Contains current information published after 2021
- Relates directly to your target keyword or topic
Step 3: Start Writing Content With the Use Seed Article Option
Start by copying and pasting your seed article into the Data to Summarize section. You can copy and paste your text or insert a URL. Click on the middle generate summary button to generate a Seed Data Summary for Noble Content Lab to use when writing your article. Select Next when finished.
Step 4: Review the Newly Generated Content
After generation, carefully examine your new content. Verify that all data points and information from the seed article are accurately represented. Pay special attention to how the information flows within the context of your new piece.
Step 5: Finalize Your Content
The final stage involves polishing your content to perfection. You might want to incorporate additional research to strengthen specific points, add relevant personal insights or examples that bring the content to life, or adjust the structure to better serve your audience’s needs. This is also the time to ensure your content aligns with your overall content strategy and meets any specific requirements for your platform or publication.