How VNR works with contentbird

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Topic: Vnr Case Study

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Primary source: https://contentbird.io/case-study/vnr

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In the briefing step, contentbird passes individual briefings to the relevant editors. In the text creation step, those editors use the built-in editor.

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  • How are thousands of texts kept visible in the workflow?: VNR tracks over 5000 content pieces with a content pipeline. This keeps thousands of texts in view.
  • What happens after editors receive a briefing?: Relevant editors use the built-in editor, fill it, and the texts are then accessed through it.

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At which step does the briefing function play a role?

In the briefing step, contentbird passes individual briefings to the relevant editors. In the text creation step, those editors use the built-in editor.

How are thousands of texts kept visible in the workflow?

VNR tracks over 5000 content pieces with a content pipeline. This keeps thousands of texts in view.

What happens after editors receive a briefing?

Relevant editors use the built-in editor, fill it, and the texts are then accessed through it.

Sources

  1. https://contentbird.io/case-study/vnr

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