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This content is created with Reina’s AI tool, but still needs a human editor to ensure it meets the Leadventure quality standards. |
The Process
1. Locate the Content Needing QAing
In Salesforce
For Most Dealers
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In Excel
For Trailer Central
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Reina will assign you content to be edited
2. Open the Relevant Parts of the Assignment:
The Dealer Info | The Fulfillment Task | The Task Details/Instructions | The Completed Piece URL |
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Open up the following resources related to editing the piece:
For the File Name - How to: Name a File or the Rewrite Index
For Any Brand Mentions - Trademark Guide
Edit the piece
Send off to Juniper
Change the Due Date to today’s date
Change the queue from “DS/ARI Content Team” to “DS/ARI Juniper Team PF”
What You’re Looking For (WIP)
Meets Content Requirements
Word Count
Uses the primary keyword as well as 1-3 secondary keywords
Check the Dealer Info to make sure there are are not any terms to avoid → some dealers want “pre-owned” instead of “used' for example
Correct Formatting
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Sometimes, the AI will capitalize keywords or phrases that should not be capitalized. For Example: This should be 'utility terrain vehicle”, not “Utility Terrain Vehicle” |
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Be sure headers follow Title Case format |
Factually Accurate
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Sometimes, the conclusion paragraph will include a shout out for the dealer’s parts and/or service departments. Always check the OF Chatter to ensure the dealer actually has these offerings! |
Dealer Info - correct locations, preferred name, etc
Correct formatting with hashtags
remove the WD-# in file name
correct file name
Accurate statements
Fulfilling requirements for that specific type of content (article, pagefooter, dealer content)
Correct use of trademarks for brand-related content
Proper phrasing - sometimes the AI will have a slightly off version of a colloquial phrase
Should be “without batting an eye”
Should be “has never been easier” and not “been easier”