Skip to main contentManual article addition in BeatSquares happens directly within your content creation workflow. When building a WhatsApp message, podcast or newsletter and selecting articles for segments, you’ll find the “Add article” option that lets you bring in external content that isn’t already in your library.
The process is straightforward: paste your article content into a form along with key metadata—title, author, source URL, publication date, and any associated images. This information helps BeatSquares properly attribute the content and gives the AI context when transforming it into podcasts or newsletters. Once saved, the article immediately becomes available in your library, ready to be selected and included in any segment across your squares.
This feature bridges the gap between your existing content and BeatSquares’ creation tools. Whether you’re importing your own blog posts, adding third-party articles, or preserving important reference materials, manual addition ensures you can work with any written content, regardless of its original source.
What You’ll Learn
In this guide, you’ll learn how to:
- Add articles manually to your BeatSquares library
Before You Start
Prerequisites:
- Active BeatSquares account with article management access
- At least one Square created for content organization
- Written content ready to add or import
1. When adding articles to segments, either while creating newsletter or podcasts, or while choosing an input for a WhatsApp message, you can manually add an article.
2. Click on Add article
3. Add the title of the article
4. Paste article text into “content” area
5. Click on Select a data source
A data source is a feed or other content source connected to your BeatSquares account. If you want to add an article to a specific source, select it here.
6. Add the name of the author
7. Paste the URL of the article
8. Add the original publication date
9. Add images that were used in the article
10. You have to paste a URL for the images.
The easiest way to get this URL is by right-click “Copy image URL” when viewing the original article in a browser.
11. Add a name for the image
12. Once done, click “Create Article”
The article will be saved. The form loads again empty. You can now close the tab.
13. Search and select the article that you just added.
Please make sure to activate “Search for articles outside this square” just to be sure - sometimes new articles are not part of the selected square.
What’s Next?
