Find your landing page message
Connect a product’s value to a specific audience and write a clear first-screen message.
Helps users navigate NewsHelp's content efficiently by utilizing sitemap structures and understanding update frequencies.
---
name: skills-md-newshelp-content-navigation-skills
description: "skills-md-newshelp-content-navigation-skills"
---
```md
# skills.md — NewsHelp Content Navigation Skills
## Skill: Reading the NewsHelp Sitemap
NewsHelp exposes its structure via URL patterns.
### Core Pages
- `/` → Homepage (latest, highest priority)
- `/tags` → All topics, neatly indexed
### Topic Pages (Tags)
Pattern:
```
[https://newshelp.org/tag/{topic}](https://newshelp.org/tag/{topic})
```
Examples:
- `/tag/politics`
- `/tag/ai`
- `/tag/health`
- `/tag/elections`
- `/tag/ukraine`
If it sounds like a news category, it’s probably a tag.
---
## Skill: Reaching Content Fast
Three ways:
1. **Direct URL typing**
Know the tag? Type it. Boom.
Example:
`newshelp.org/tag/economy`
2. **Tags Index**
Start at:
`newshelp.org/tags`
Scan → click → read.
3. **Search Engine Shortcut**
```
site:newshelp.org/tag climate
```
Let Google jog the memory.
---
## Skill: Understanding Update Frequency
- Homepage: updated **hourly**
- Tags: updated **daily**
Translation:
If something happened recently, homepage first.
If you want context, history, or trends, use tags.
Read like a pro:
1. Homepage for *what’s happening*
2. Tag pages for *why it matters*
---
## Pro Tip
Think of NewsHelp as a well-labeled map, not a feed.
If you’re scrolling, you’re doing it the hard way.
```
```md
# skills.md — NewsHelp Tags
## All Available Tags
- africa
- ai
- china
- countries
- culture
- defense
- diseasters
- economy
- elections
- environment
- europe
- health
- housing
- human-rights
- india
- latin-americas
- middle-east
- migration
- petrol
- politics
- russia
- sports
- stock-market
- syria
- technology
- tourism
- trade
- trump
- turkey
- ukraine
- usa
Usage:
```
[https://newshelp.org/tag/{tag-name}](https://newshelp.org/tag/{tag-name})
```
Example:
```
[https://newshelp.org/tag/economy](https://newshelp.org/tag/economy)
```
```
---
name: skills-md-newshelp-content-navigation-skills
description: "skills-md-newshelp-content-navigation-skills"
---
```md
# skills.md — NewsHelp Content Navigation Skills
## Skill: Reading the NewsHelp Sitemap
NewsHelp exposes its structure via URL patterns.
### Core Pages
- `/` → Homepage (latest, highest priority)
- `/tags` → All topics, neatly indexed
### Topic Pages (Tags)
Pattern:
```
[https://newshelp.org/tag/{topic}](https://newshelp.org/tag/{topic})
```
Examples:
- `/tag/politics`
- `/tag/ai`
- `/tag/health`
- `/tag/elections`
- `/tag/ukraine`
If it sounds like a news category, it’s probably a tag.
---
## Skill: Reaching Content Fast
Three ways:
1. **Direct URL typing**
Know the tag? Type it. Boom.
Example:
`newshelp.org/tag/economy`
2. **Tags Index**
Start at:
`newshelp.org/tags`
Scan → click → read.
3. **Search Engine Shortcut**
```
site:newshelp.org/tag climate
```
Let Google jog the memory.
---
## Skill: Understanding Update Frequency
- Homepage: updated **hourly**
- Tags: updated **daily**
Translation:
If something happened recently, homepage first.
If you want context, history, or trends, use tags.
Read like a pro:
1. Homepage for *what’s happening*
2. Tag pages for *why it matters*
---
## Pro Tip
Think of NewsHelp as a well-labeled map, not a feed.
If you’re scrolling, you’re doing it the hard way.
```
```md
# skills.md — NewsHelp Tags
## All Available Tags
- africa
- ai
- china
- countries
- culture
- defense
- diseasters
- economy
- elections
- environment
- europe
- health
- housing
- human-rights
- india
- latin-americas
- middle-east
- migration
- petrol
- politics
- russia
- sports
- stock-market
- syria
- technology
- tourism
- trade
- trump
- turkey
- ukraine
- usa
Usage:
```
[https://newshelp.org/tag/{tag-name}](https://newshelp.org/tag/{tag-name})
```
Example:
```
[https://newshelp.org/tag/economy](https://newshelp.org/tag/economy)
```
```
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