Quick Start
Set up your product and get your first marketing drafts ready to review.
Create your product
, sign in, and enter your product's website or landing-page URL in Product setup. RiseMore creates a workspace and opens its setup Chat.
Setup uses your available credits to research the product and prepare its first content. If you cannot start, check the message shown in the dashboard and your remaining credits. See for current plan details.
Follow setup in Chat
Chat shows progress through product research, channel setup, and first drafts. Research gathers information about your product, audience, positioning, and competitors. Initial setup then creates X and Blog channels and prepares drafts, with images when available.
You can leave the page while setup continues in the background. Return to the product's Chat to check progress and open the results. If a stage fails, use Retry on the failed setup to resume it.
Check the context and drafts
Read the product research before relying on the drafts. Check what your product does, who it serves, and which claims need correcting. Add missing details in Chat, such as a recent release, a customer question, or the audience you want to reach.
For an existing product, ask the agent to refresh Product Research and explain what changed. A research refresh updates the research and product context; it does not recreate your channels or replace existing posts.
Open Posts to review the drafts. Check the facts, tone, links, and images, then edit and save anything that needs work. Generated content stays unpublished until you approve it.
Keep creating useful content
Open Channels to adjust the destinations, tone, language, and posting schedule for your product. Give the agent specific material to work with: release notes, customer feedback, a product update, or a useful article. Ask for content based on that material and name the channel you want to use.
If a draft misses the mark, explain what is wrong and what should change. Specific product facts and feedback give the agent a better basis for the next draft.
Publish when you are ready
Set your channel's posting schedule before approving a post. Approval assigns a publishing time, and a connected channel can publish it automatically when that time arrives.
Continue with to connect accounts, review posts, choose timing, and handle publishing failures.