Free resource from RunPR · Version 1.0.0 · 2026-11-09
Coverage review quickstart
One article. Three useful answers: what landed, what needs checking and what to do next.
- Copy the prompt into the AI tool your organization allows. The page itself does not analyze or accept your articles. No RunPR account is needed.
- When asked, supply one article (text is most reliable), its URL/date, your audience/objective and up to three intended messages. Say whether the text is complete or an excerpt.
- Add dated reference facts if available. If not, continue with messaging and prominence; factual findings must stay unresolved.
- Read the three sections: what landed, what needs checking and what to do next. Open the quoted passages and check that the wording, dates and scope match.
- Accept, amend or dismiss each finding before asking for the final summary. You own the decision and any follow-up. Save the summary with its evidence.
- For another article, start a fresh review with the same prompt. Compare like-for-like goals and scope; do not turn the findings into an invented overall score.
Keep the review honest
Do not paste client materials into the resource page. Use only approved AI tools and materials you may share. Missing references mean unresolved facts, not a passed fact-check. Review exact quotes, dates, scope and every conclusion before using the summary. No coverage score, AI-writing verdict, sales or ROI claim can be inferred from an article.
Print or save as PDF using your browser. Keep source citations with shared examples. No RunPR account is needed.
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