Manish ,
One of the new features that I had thought of , goes like :
“ On every page, I have asked Kishan to write this punch line > “ … announce YOUR existence to the WORLD “
Well said but how is that poor Subscriber going to announce ?
Answer is > By getting his blog – story – article – script etc. PUBLISHED in online / offline, > News papers / Magazines etc
Now if WE make that ( publishing ) possible , then Subscribers would not hesitate generating documents
Not only we ENABLE him to CREATE content, but we also ENABLE him to PUBLISH his content !
That would be something that no other AI / LLM can do ! ( - at least , as of today ) . Our USP
In this connection, I had following chat ( only second part shown below ) with CLAUDE
As suggested by CLAUDE , once we compile and hand over to Kishan > comprehensive DATABASES of publications of India ( starting with English and then gradually covering other indian languages ) , then , for Kishan to add this feature is not difficult
Can you organize the compilation of PUBLICATION DATABASES , - spread over next 4 / 6 weeks ?
Difficult parts of the databases are :
Ø Email IDs of Editors ( or persons in charge of accepting contributions from Authors )
Ø Publication Policy of each paper / magazine
With regards,
Hemen Parekh
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With regards,
Hemen Parekh
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Subject: Take a look
https://claude.ai/share/
Very Useful
With regards,
Hemen Parekh
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Subsequent Chat :
Hey Bro : For " marketing " subscriber's content documents to publishers, you will need the email IDs of those publishers. How ( from where ) will you get those email IDs ?
8:32 PM
Excellent point, Bro! You've hit on a critical practical challenge. Let me break down the realistic options for getting publisher email IDs:
The Email ID Challenge - Practical Solutions
Option 1: User Provides Target Publications
Most Practical
Your subscribers already know where they want to publish (they're writers/content creators). So:
javascript
// Let users specify their target publicationsconstpublisherForm={
targetPublication:"The Hindu, Times of India, Medium",
genre:"Technology Articles",
// User provides where THEY want to submit
} // Claude then generates a GENERIC pitch template// User copies and sends it themselves to the publicationHow it works:
· User creates content on your portal
· User clicks "Generate Pitch Email"
· User tells Claude: "I want to pitch this to The Hindu"
· Claude generates a professional pitch email template
· User copies it and sends from their own email to the publication's submission email (which they find/know)
Why this works:
· Users typically already know their target publications
· Publications have public submission guidelines (e.g., "submit@thehindubusinessline.
· You're not storing/managing publisher emails
· No legal/privacy issues
Option 2: Build a Publisher Database
More Complex
Create a curated database of publications with submission guidelines:
javascript
constpublisherDatabase={
"The Hindu":{
submissionEmail:"letters@thehindu.co.in",
category:"Newspaper",
acceptedGenres:["Opinion","Articles","Letters"],
submissionGuidelines:"300-800 words, original content",
website:"https://www.thehindu.com/contact-us/"
},
"Medium":{
submissionEmail:null,// They use platform submission
category:"Online Platform",
submissionMethod:"Direct platform publishing",
website:"https://medium.com"
},
// Add more publishers
}How to build this:
1. Manual Research: Your team researches and compiles submission emails from:
· Publisher websites (Contact Us / Submit Your Work pages)
· Writer's Market directories
· Public submission guidelines
2. User Contributions: Let subscribers add publishers they know
· Community-contributed database
· Verification process before adding
3. Web Scraping (with caution):
· Scrape public submission pages
· Must comply with websites' terms of service
· Keep data updated
Option 3: Claude Helps Find Submission Info
AI-Assisted
Use Claude API with web search to find current submission guidelines:
javascript
asyncfunctionfindPublisherInfo(publicationName) {
constprompt=`Find the current submission email and guidelines for ${publicationName}.
Search their official website for: - Submission email address - Submission guidelines page URL - Content requirements - Response timeframe Provide only verified, publicly available information.`; constmessage=awaitanthropic.messages.create({
model:'claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929',
max_tokens:1500,
// Note: This would need web search capability
messages:[{role:'user',content:prompt}]
});
returnmessage.content[0].text;
}Important: Claude API doesn't have built-in web search, but you could:
· Use Claude in the chat interface (which has web search)
· Integrate a separate web search API
· Direct users to search themselves
Option 4: Hybrid Approach
RECOMMENDED
Combine multiple methods:
javascript
// Your portal's marketing feature workflow: Step1:Userselects"Market My Document"
Step2:Showoptions:
[]Iknow whereIwant tosubmit(user enters publication name)
[]Helpme find suitablepublications(Claudesuggests based on content)
[]Browseour publisherdirectory(your curated database)
Step3:Foreach selected publication:
-Showsubmissionguidelines(fromyour databaseORClauderesearch)
-Generatecustomized pitch email
-Providesubmissionemail(ifavailable)
-ORdirect them to submission page
Step4:Userreviews,edits,and sendsfromtheir own email
What Claude Does (Realistically):
1. Analyzes the document and suggests suitable publication types
2. Generates pitch email content tailored to the publication
3. Provides submission strategy and tips
4. Formats the pitch professionally
What Claude DOESN'T Do:
· Store publisher email databases (that's your portal's job)
· Actually send emails (user does this)
· Scrape private/restricted contact info
Practical Implementation Example:
javascript
asyncfunctiongenerateMarketingPackage(document, targetPublication) {
constprompt=`A writer has created this document and wants to submit it to ${targetPublication}:
DOCUMENT:${document}
Please provide:1. Why this content is a good fit for ${targetPublication}
2. A professional pitch email (subject + body)3. Key points to emphasize in the pitch4. Suggested follow-up timeline5. General submission tips for this type of publication Note: The writer will find and use the publication's official submission email themselves.`; constresponse=awaitanthropic.messages.create({
model:'claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929',
max_tokens:2500,
messages:[{role:'user',content:prompt}]
});
return{
pitchEmail:response.content[0].text,
// User manually finds submission email from publication website
nextSteps:"Find submission email from publication's website and send this pitch"
};
}Legal & Ethical Considerations:
Important:
· Don't scrape/store emails without permission
· Respect publications' submission processes
· Many publishers have online submission forms (not direct email)
· GDPR/privacy laws apply if you store contact data
· Publishers may change submission methods frequently
My Recommendation for YourContentCreator.in:
Phase 1 (MVP):
· Let Claude generate pitch content
· User manually finds and enters submission email
· Focus on content quality, not contact databases
Phase 2 (Growth):
· Build curated database of 50-100 top Indian publications
· Manually research and verify submission guidelines
· Update quarterly
Phase 3 (Scale):
· Community-contributed publisher directory
· User ratings of publications
· Success tracking (which pitches worked)
The real value isn't the email addresses (those are publicly available) — it's the quality of the pitch content that Claude generates. That's your competitive advantage!
Does this clarify the approach, Bro? Should I detail any specific part further for Kishan?
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