Feature Requests

When you use the AI News Feature for a niche you sometimes get the same news as an article even though you have multiple days between those posts.

I am currently using the "Get a list of articles" API to fetch articles from Journalist. However, I noticed that the API lacks options to limit the results by count or date. Adding these features would significantly improve the efficiency of retrieving relevant data, especially when working with large datasets.

Allow the YouTube import feature within Journalist AI to accept all formats of shared YouTube video links. Currently, mobile-generated YouTube links differ from desktop ones, leading to error messages when trying to add them. It would be helpful if the input field could accept both mobile and desktop versions of YouTube links without limitations.

Currently, the AI in-article images include alt text in English, regardless of the language of the article. For users creating content in languages other than English, this can be problematic for SEO and user experience.

Currently, alt texts on the images are in English. Would be nice to have the alt text in the article language.

Having featured snippet markup for FAQ section would be great. https://schema.org/FAQPage

I want to implement something like this, but with no manual input after building it https://www.jwcreative.co.uk/blog/implement-faq-page-schema-on-webflow

Generate the same articles in selected languages. Not translated but written in the chosen language. eg.: If we select 5 articles to be generated in 4 languages, generate 20 articles and output to the integration with the language code [ domain.com/fr/article slug]. The idea is to produce the same content for multiple markets and remove the translating hassles. for example to cover sports and over universal niches.

To generate a better FAQ section. Todays solution allow only 3 FAQs, and the FAQs produced are too extensive. A FAQ needs to be short and to the point. At Zendesk they expain FAQ like this "FAQs start with a question and then provide a concise answer. While many think of FAQs as a basic list of questions and answers, some businesses incorporate them into a single section when building a larger help center.» The FAQ should be coded as a FAQ schema snippet to find its place in the FAQ section in the organic search of Google.