Content radar

Never wonder what to publish next.

Most tools wait for you to have an idea. The content radar scans what your market is actually talking about, ranks the subjects worth your time, and writes the brief for each one. You pick a subject, Embra drafts the tool and the posts that carry it.

Topics found

7

4 different formats

Pages read

15

over the chosen window

Already turned into

1

campaigns created

Scan

3 September

1 day ago

1Is your cold outreach still bringing leads in 2026?Audit
2PDF, ebook or interactive tool: which one actually converts?Comparison bars
3Is your expertise actually visible on LinkedIn?Audit

The second tool never gets made.

An interactive tool lasts, which is why most people build one and stop. Not because it stopped working. Because deciding what to build next means sitting in front of an empty page, guessing what your market cares about this month, and doing it again the month after.

How it runs

01

It scans your field

Embra reads what is being said in your sector over the window you choose, and counts the sources behind every signal it brings back.

02

It ranks what it finds

Subjects come back ordered, most promising first, each with the format that fits it and the reason it matters right now.

03

You pick one, and it's built

Every subject arrives with a written brief. Creating the campaign carries it straight into the creation screen, already filled in.

What a scan comes back with

Topics found

7

4 different formats

Pages read

15

over the chosen window

Already turned into

1

campaigns created

Scan

3 September

1 day ago

The topics, most to least promising

Click to read the context

1

Is your cold outreach still bringing leads in 2026?

Audit

Reply rates on outbound sequences sit between 1% and 3% in 2026, while two B2B buyers out of three now prefer to move forward without talking to a salesperson.

Suggested brief: An interactive audit that measures how the current outreach system really performs, and names the friction points.
Create a campaignThe brief arrives pre-filled in the creation screen.
2PDF, ebook or interactive tool: which one actually converts?Comparison bars
3Is your expertise actually visible on LinkedIn?Audit

The 15 pages it read

They fed every topic together. The research is done globally, not topic by topic, so no page can be credited with a single topic.

  • Lead Generation for Consultants in 2026overloop.com
  • Lead Generation B2B: 5 strategies that workpro.webikeo.fr

See the other 12

Subjects ranked most to least promising, each with its format and a brief ready to use.

What you control

  • The window: the last 7 days, the last month, or the last 6 months
  • An optional theme, to narrow the scan to one corner of your field
  • Re-run a scan whenever you want
  • A dated history of every scan you have run
  • Which subject you act on, and which you leave
  • The brief, before it becomes a campaign

What a scan keeps

A scan remembers what came out of it. You see the campaigns born from each subject and where they stand. The origin is copied into the campaign rather than linked to it, so deleting a scan never orphans the work it produced.

It also keeps the pages it read, and tells you plainly that the research was done across all of them at once. No page is credited with a topic it did not produce on its own.

What it changes, depending on who you are

Working alone

You don't have a content calendar and you're not going to build one. The radar replaces it with a decision that takes a minute.

Running a team

What to publish next stops being an opinion contest. Subjects come back ranked, each with a brief anyone on the team can pick up.

Running an agency

One scan per client domain, up to fifty a month, so nobody starts a client month from an empty page.

Where this sits

The radar picks the subject. The library picks the shape. Your brand kit decides how it looks, the distribution kit gets it read, and prospecting collects what comes back.

What the radar doesn't do

  • It doesn't watch named competitors. It reads a sector, not a company.
  • It doesn't publish anything. Nothing leaves your account without you.
  • It doesn't let you pick the sources. It shows you the ones it read.
  • It isn't in the free plan. The radar starts at Starter, with four scans a month, fifteen on Pro and fifty on Agency.

Questions

How often does it scan?+

You choose the window: 7 days, 1 month or 6 months. A scan can be re-run whenever you want, and the history is dated.

Can I point it at a specific topic?+

Yes. An optional theme narrows the scan to one corner of your sector.

How is this different from asking ChatGPT for ideas?+

An assistant gives you an idea. The radar gives you a subject, the format that fits it, a score out of ten, and a tool started with the content already inside. You do not start from a blank page, you start from a first draft.

Where do the signals come from?+

The radar reads what is being said in your sector over the chosen window, and shows the number of sources behind each signal.

Does it work in French?+

Yes. Scanned sources and generated content work in French as well as English.

Which plans include it?+

From Starter: 4 scans a month, 15 on Pro, 50 on Agency.

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