Content Hub is the new centralized location for managing all creator content within Aspire. This updated experience replaces the legacy Content Library with improved performance, enhanced filtering, and new tools to help you find and organize content more efficiently.
The legacy Content Library will be deprecated. If you need temporary access to the legacy experience, contact support [[email protected]].
What's New in Content Hub
Content Hub introduces several improvements:
Redesigned filter bar for faster content discovery
Saved Views to bookmark your most-used filter combinations
Enhanced content cards showing performance metrics at a glance
Updated detail view with more content information and actions
Related Content section to find similar content quickly
Usage rights and ad rights tracking
Accessing Content Hub
Navigate to Content Hub from your main navigation menu. All content previously available in Content Library is now accessible here.
Using Filters in Content Hub
Content Hub features a redesigned filter bar at the top of the page for quick access to all filtering options.
Available Filters
Date Range: Filter content by creation date (default shows last 6 months)
Post Type: Filter by format (e.g., Instagram Story, Reel, TikTok video)
Content Status: Filter by content status
Capture Source: Filter by how content was captured
Creator Tier: Filter by creator tier level
Ads Permission: Filter by advertising rights status
Usage Rights: Filter by usage rights status
Usage Rights Expiration: Find content with expiring rights
Project: Filter by associated project (includes filter for unassigned content)
Social vs. Raw Content: Filter between social media posts and raw image/video files
Applying Filters
Click on any filter in the filter bar
Select your filter criteria from the dropdown
Content updates automatically based on your selection
Apply multiple filters to narrow your results
Clearing Filters
Click the X on any active filter to remove it, or use "Clear All" to reset all filters at once.
Saving and Managing Content Views
Saved Views allow you to save your filter combinations for quick access later. This is useful when you regularly need to find specific types of content, such as Instagram Stories or content from a particular campaign.
Creating a Saved View
Apply the filters you want to save
Click "Save View" in the filter bar
Enter a name for your view
Click Save
Your saved view now appears in the Views dropdown for quick access.
Accessing Saved Views
Click the Views dropdown in the filter bar
Select any saved view to instantly apply those filters
Your content updates to match the saved filter criteria
Updating a Saved View
Load the saved view you want to update
Modify the filters as needed
Click "Update View" to save your changes
Use Cases for Saved Views
Create a view for "Instagram Stories" to quickly access all Story content
Save a view for "Expiring Usage Rights" to monitor content needing renewal
Set up project-specific views for ongoing campaigns