Follow new updates and improvements to Reword.
August 15th 2024
Improved
If you’ve created a draft with Reword lately, you’ll know that we’ve launched a slick and slender new draft creation flow.
But it isn’t just a pretty new re-design, it’s packing a punch with a few new features that make your article writing workflows easier.
Instead of starting from scratch, you can also import an article from an existing URL. This is ideal if you’re optimizing an existing article and need to make sure you’re starting with the latest content.
Simply enter the URL and Reword will pull in your article content.
Use the new AI assistance button to get help at every stage.
Get recommendations for article objectives based on your blog
Find new search intents to optimize for based on your topic model
July 29th 2024
Improved
AI
Did you know that you can now train your Cowriter on new information at any time? With our latest round of updates, it’s easier than ever to give your Cowriter the competitive edge.
You can now overview and manage your training resources from the new launcher in the top-right navigation.
Check the status of your resources
Upload new PDFs and URLs
Delete or retry your uploads
We’ve added some new metrics to help you understand how your Cowriter is learning:
Word count - Use the word count to see how much content your Cowriter was able to digest from the resource that you provided.
Date - See when the training resource was studied by your Cowriter. If the URL has changed since, you can trigger a retry to fetch the latest information.
July 8th 2024
Improved
Small Updates
You can now rename your draft folders without having to delete and re-create them.
Select the folder you want to edit
In the folder toolbar (on the right-hand side), select ‘Rename folder‘
Enter your new name and hit ‘Save folder‘
Your folder name will be updated straight away and your drafts will keep their place in your folder.
June 22nd 2024
New
Editor
Our new plagiarism audit feature catches potential plagiarism issues early, saving time you would otherwise spend dealing with the consequences of publishing non-original content.
With the new plagiarism sidebar app,
You can ensure your articles are original.
You can maintain your credibility.
You can protect yourself against potential legal issues.
You can focus more on creating new content than fixing problems after they arise.
Using the plagiarism audit is as simple as clicking on it in your sidebar. Then, just wait for it to analyze your article.
It will highlight any potential texts that it suspects are plagiarized and show you the number in the top right under “alerts,”
It will also link to the source it believes the text is taken from so you can confirm; after that, you can adjust your article as you see fit.
May 14th 2024
Following the launch of the Reword app library just a few weeks ago, we've just launched another way to personalize your sidebar.
You can now re-arrange the order of your sidebar apps by in just a few clicks. Here's how:
Click the new icon at the bottom of the sidebar navigation
Drag and drop the order of your icons
Press the check icon to confirm your changes
Remember: This will update the order of your sidebar for this project, which means other teammates will see the same changes.
April 22nd 2024
Ever since Michael Shrayer launched the Electric Pencil in 1976, word processors have come a long way.
With every technological shift, the software in a writers tool-belt has taken a different shape. AI is the latest inflection point, changing the way we write and the tools we use to aid us.
At Reword, we envision a more connected editor, where you can accomplish just about anything without leaving the word processor.
Our new app library helps you shape-shift your Reword experience to suit your workflow. Apps will include AI-first features, third-party connectors and collaborative tools.
With the launch of the app library, we're announcing the first (of many) apps.
A picture speaks a thousand words. As article writers, we know just how important the visual component of articles are to convey a point.
Our Unsplash app gives you direct access to a library of stock photos that you can insert directly into your editor, with credits to the photographer.
On a mission to rise to the top of the search results? Meta descriptions are a big part of that.
Writing a good one isn't an easy task. It must be engaging, relevant and hint to the reader that your article is going to scratch their itch.
Our meta description app uses AI to combine your article's content and search intents, so that it can write the perfect meta description for your audience.
There's two ways to toggle your apps at any time from the editor:
In the top navigation, click Apps > Manage apps
In the sidebar navigation, click the + icon
April 16th 2024
Having second thoughts about that new article structure?
Don't panic - version history is here to save the day.
Simply click the icon in the top-right of the editor (Or through the 'Article' menu) to launch the version history navigator.
Navigate and preview your latest drafts
Track published version changes
Restore previous versions in one-click
April 11th 2024
New
SEO
Clicks, impressions, positions - Your article's search performance is in a constant state of flux, are you in touch with it?
If not, don't worry. Reword will now provide trending search analytics for all of your published articles, powered by Google Search Console.
Hover over your search metrics to see how exactly they're trending based on the previous period. Remember, you can change your timeframe to see your trends across different periods.
4 new filters help you dial down on the articles that need attention.
Impressions growth
Clicks growth
Position growth
CTR growth
This can help you create segments based on your search performance, to help your team optimize your articles strategically.
March 19th 2024
New
Editor
The long-awaited file manager is live! We all know how media can bring a well-written article to life.
That's why we're making media management effortless with everything you need to upload, organize and insert your photos.
Use folders to categorize your media.
Upload different types of media assets in JPG, PNG, GIF and beyond.
Add metadata at the asset level to save time.
Share your asset library with the rest of your team.
Check it out by clicking the 'Insert file' option in your editor toolbar.
March 13th 2024
New
SEO
When was the last time you checked Google Search Console? Despite it being a goldmine of data, many marketers only check it once a month.
Why? Because it isn't always that intuitive to use.
Now, you can view this data effortlessly from your Reword articles page. Here's just a few of the new search data features.
Use our new filters to drill down on the articles that need attention. The following new filters have been added:
Clicks
Impressions
CTR
Position
Use the new timeframe option to decide what time period you'd like to view your search metrics for.
Every day, your data gets updated straight from your Google Search Console integration.
Reword will retain your data up to the last 16 months.