Sources
Save the article, quote, or example with a short reason.
Newsletter creators
Save sources and reader questions for the next issue.
Tell your Dossier why a link, reply, or example is worth keeping. When it is time to write, ask for the material connected to the topic.
Between issues Saved
Reader Mia asked why small teams abandon weekly planning. Save the survey about meeting load. Could be an issue about planning that becomes another task.
Your Dossier keeps
Reader
Mia asked about abandoned planning
Source
Survey about meeting load
Idea
Planning that becomes another task
When writing the next issue
Use Mia's question and the meeting-load survey for the planning issue.
How it helps
Useful when an issue begins weeks before you write it.
Your Dossier keeps the source and the reason it mattered, so a saved link is more than a saved link.
Readers
Remember replies and questions worth answering.
Sponsors
Keep requested wording, dates, and anything you promised.
A simple routine
Brief it after. Ask before.
You do not need to clean up the note or put it in a folder.
After it happens
- Brief why the source matters.
- Save the reader's question.
- Say which future topic it might fit.
Before you need it
- Ask for saved material about the topic.
- Pull recent reader questions.
- Review sponsor requests before sending.
Questions
What this does and does not do.
Does Dossier send newsletters?
No. Keep using your email platform. Your Dossier helps you remember what you wanted to include.
Do I need to sort every source?
No. Say why it matters and ask about the topic later.
Save why the source matters.
Then you can find and use it when you write the next issue.