One of the most powerful features of j77.ai is the content Library. Instead of starting from scratch every time, you can build a collection of reusable assets that the AI incorporates into every piece of content.
What Goes in a Library?
Your library can include:
Snippets
Pre-written text that gets reused:
- Standard CTAs
- Product descriptions
- Company boilerplate
- Frequently used paragraphs
FAQs
Common questions and answers:
- Product FAQs
- Support FAQs
- Sales FAQs
Glossary Terms
Canonical definitions for your industry:
- Technical terms
- Product names
- Industry jargon
Product Blurbs
Standardized descriptions:
- Product summaries
- Feature descriptions
- Pricing information
Internal Links
URLs for cross-linking:
- Related articles
- Product pages
- Resource pages
Guidelines
Rules for content creation:
- Style preferences
- Terms to avoid
- Compliance requirements
Building Your Library
Start with What You Repeat
Look at your existing content. What do you write again and again?
- The same company description
- The same CTA
- The same product features
These are prime candidates for library items.
Add Canonical Definitions
Do you have terms that must be used consistently?
- Your product name (and how NOT to write it)
- Technical terms with specific meanings
- Industry terms with your preferred definition
Add these as glossary terms.
Include CTAs
Your calls-to-action should be consistent and tested. Add them to the library so every piece of content uses your best-performing CTAs.
Using Your Library
When you start a build, j77.ai automatically:
- Searches your library for relevant items
- Incorporates them into the AI context
- Ensures consistent terminology and messaging
The more you add to your library, the more consistent and on-brand your content becomes.
Pro Tips
- Tag everything - Good tagging makes items easier to find and match
- Review regularly - Update items as your messaging evolves
- Save great outputs - When the AI produces something great, save it
- Be specific - Detailed items are more useful than vague ones