Begin with an approved source
Use material you have permission to reuse and identify the specific output format. A webinar outline, a short social post, and an instructional email need different context and review criteria.
Keep claims attached to evidence
Check names, dates, numbers, quotations, and product claims against the source. An assistant should not fill gaps with invented customer results or unsupported superlatives.
Measure editing as part of the process
Compare the time to produce a publishable draft, including revisions. Track factual corrections, substantive rewrites, and rejected drafts rather than simply counting generated words.
Retain an editorial owner
A person should approve each externally published piece and verify that it meets the channel’s requirements. Keep publication separate from draft creation during the pilot.
The useful output is a reviewed draft that serves a reader.