Use case · Content research

Research content with sources, context and a point of view.

Gather audience questions, expert sources, examples and proof on one canvas. Develop stronger angles and outlines without losing where each claim came from.

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Content research · Topic brief Suggested structure

Audience questions

Search intent, objections and real language
Who asks · why now

Source library

Articles, studies, examples and expert notes
Credibility · date · key claim

Angles

Contrarian takes, hooks and story frames
Promise · proof · audience fit

Working outline

Sections backed by pinned evidence
Gaps for Pi to research
A clearer workflow

From raw material to a confident next move.

Keep the source, the synthesis and the decision together instead of spreading them across tabs, docs and chat.

01

Collect trustworthy inputs

Pin primary sources, examples, expert commentary and audience language in one place.

02

Develop the angle

Cluster evidence, compare viewpoints and find a useful perspective worth publishing.

03

Draft from the board

Shape an outline where every section stays connected to supporting sources and examples.

Board structure

Start with the right questions already visible.

Use these sections as a practical starting point, then rearrange the canvas as your understanding grows.

Audience

  • Search and community questions
  • Pain points and objections
  • Vocabulary and examples
  • Desired outcome

Research

  • Primary and expert sources
  • Statistics and claims
  • Case studies
  • Counterarguments

Editorial

  • Core angle and promise
  • Hook options
  • Evidence-backed outline
  • Visual and distribution ideas

Move from a pile of links to an evidence-backed story.

Open pimemo, create a board and shape the structure around the way your team thinks.

Create your board