newsletter-campaign-workflow
Newsletter Campaign Workflow Skill
Purpose
Comprehensive guide for working with the AIProDaily newsletter platform's campaign workflow system, including RSS processing, article generation, multi-tenant data management, and automated publication.
When to Use
Automatically activates when working with:
- Campaign creation and management
- RSS feed processing and article generation
- Workflow steps and automation
- Newsletter publication and sending
- MailerLite integration
- Multi-tenant campaign operations
- Advertorial and ad management
- Campaign status transitions
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