WEEKLY RESEARCH · Workflow idea
Choose the topics you want to follow. Each week, gather recent coverage, organize key findings, and prepare a shareable brief.
01 / The starting point
A weekly schedule
“Prepare a weekly research brief covering my selected topics. Include concise findings, citations, and links to the original sources. Format it for sharing and send it to the chosen recipient.”
02 / The work
Collects recent results for each topic, reviews available article material, drafts a structured brief, formats it for sharing, and delivers and archives the finished brief.
Set the subjects to cover and how many recent results to consider for each.
Find articles for each topic from the agreed reporting period.
Use full article material where available; clearly label when only a short summary can be reviewed.
Group findings by topic and include citations and original-source links so readers can check them.
Format the brief with a clear summary, topic findings, and items to watch.
Deliver it to the chosen recipient and save a copy in the selected folder.
03 / The result
A topic-organized brief with cited findings, delivered to the intended recipient and saved for later reference.
Research & strategy · Example outcome
A topic-organized brief with cited findings, delivered to the intended recipient and saved for later reference.
Keep a source link with each factual claim. If full article material is unavailable, label the limits of the summary rather than presenting it as complete coverage.
04 / Make it yours
A few choices shape the work around your team.
Choose the topics, results per topic, recipient, and folder for saved briefs.
Select the sources to search and how to handle articles when full text is not available.
Set a name and logo if you want them shown on the brief.
Set the schedule’s time zone, review a sample brief and its citations, and confirm delivery before starting recurring sends.