How to Generate Ideas and Regenerate Posts with Purple Leaf

How to Generate Ideas and Regenerate Posts with Purple Leaf

Purple Leaf offers multiple options for users to modify posts automatically. There are two broad functionalities that can be used to modify posts once they have been created. These are

  1. Post Ideas: Generates multiple ideas for the same webpage. Ideal for content repurposing and a massive change in the post.  
  2. Regenerate Posts: Ideal for minor changes such as in the tone or wording without changing the key message in the post. 

How to use Generate Ideas in Purple Leaf

Step 1

Navigate to the relevant Page for which you want to generate ideas. 

Relevant Generate Ideas

Step 2

Now click on any of the platform icons to open the relevant post. (Shown for LinkedIn here)

Social Media Icon


Step 3

Click on the Generate Ideas button.

Generate Ideas


Step 4

Purple Leaf will analyze the Page content and a popup will open with multiple ideas.

Social Media Post Ideas
Select Post


Step 5

New Posts will be Generated. 

New Posts


Notice how the image has also been removed. You can generate an image again, in line with the new post!  

Image Generation


See how the visual has changed in line with the post content? That is Purple Leaf for you – contextually aware, personalized to your business. 

Pro Tip: If you want to try reviewing the posts for multiple ideas, just reuse the idea generation functionality again. Once you find what you like, generate an image and you are good to go! 


How to use Regenerate Posts in Purple Leaf

Step 1

Navigate to the relevant Page for which you want to generate ideas. 

Pages Tab

Step 2

Now click on any of the platform icons to open the relevant post. (Shown for LinkedIn here)

Social Media Icon


Step 3

Click on the Regenerate button.

Regenerate Idea


Step 4

A new popup will appear confirming you want to regenerate posts. Click Ok. 

Confirmation Popup


Step 5

In a couple of minutes, the post will be Regenerated

Regenerated Post

Generate an image and you are good to go!