REVENUE OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUR CONTENT
Your content.
New revenue opportunities.
See how AI presents your content, find the assets you need, and create something new. Explore more ways to monetize your content with LETR AI.
ONE ASSET. FOUR WAYS TO USE IT.
Bring content together. Put it to work.
Keep video, images, documents and audio together, ready for your next task.
A Day by the SeaAI content asset management
Originals, related files, people and terminology in one place.
Fictional work used to illustrate features · A conceptual view of feature roles
01 / HELP YOUR CONTENT REACH PEOPLE
Get discovered.
Open up revenue opportunities.
Help more people discover your content. Explore monetization opportunities with AI Signal and Media Sales Kit.
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Find a starting point for monetization
Review descriptions, sources, and purchase and viewing information in AI answers to identify improvements.
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Turn buyer interest into sales conversations
Share work and review views and inquiries to prepare for the next sales opportunity.
YOUR CONTENT, READY TO REACH PEOPLEA Day by the Sea
A starting point for content monetization
“What is A Day by the Sea, and where can I watch it?”
Content analysis
Sample dataImprove viewing information first.
The work is described, but where-to-watch guidance is still limited.
Discoverability breakdown · Scores out of 100
- Content information
- 83 / 100
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A poster and a work identifier are missing.
- Information reach
- 55 / 100
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Language coverage and linked public information are limited.
- Where to watch
- 25 / 100
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Only some AI responses clearly identify a viewing service.
Recommended next steps
- Clarify where to watch
List available viewing platforms and countries on the official content page.
- Complete the work’s information
Add the missing poster and work identifier to public content records.
Fictional results combine content metadata, language reach and AI responses.
Update the information, then run another diagnosis to review changes.
Present your work. Understand buyer interest.
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Prepare a presentation
Choose a synopsis, trailer and screener to introduce your work.
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View after email verification
Buyers verify their email to access the presentation and videos.
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Review views and inquiries
Use viewing activity and inquiries to prepare follow-up sales conversations.
Viewing activity
Sample data- Total viewers
- 24
- Returning viewers
- 8
- Highly engaged viewers
- 5
| Buyer | Furthest point | Returned |
|---|---|---|
| Buyer A | 92% | Yes |
| Buyer B | 68% | Yes |
| Buyer C | 35% | No |
Highly engaged: reached at least 70% of the video and returned.
The percentage shows the furthest playback position reached.
Sharing with email authentication and DRM
02 / FIND THE CONTENT YOU NEED
Forget the filename.
Find the right scene.
Bring scattered content together. Search by meaning to find the scenes you need.
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Keep originals and derivatives together
Manage video, images, documents, audio and related information for reuse.
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Build knowledge of people and terms
Connect images and audio of people with terminology to establish shared content references.
Matching scene 00:42–01:08From a scene to its connected assets.
03 / CREATE SOMETHING NEW
Your existing stories.
Your next creation.
Prepare your next production, from documentary footage to new videos. Choose tools for video generation, subtitles, translation and dubbing.
Fictional work used to illustrate features
Understand the footage. Shape the edit.
Quickly review the scenes and dialogue in documentary footage. Use time-coded notes to consider the shots and story sequence for your edit.
Footage review → Edit planningTwo people walk along the beach.
“Our story began right here.”
A person looks out at the sea.
From a script to your next video.
Create a video from a text script, then review its content and presentation against your creative intent.
Script → Video generation
Open by the sea
Follow their story
Move to the next scene
The same story. Another language.
Prepare subtitles and translations, then review dubbing for your target audience.
Source → Subtitles & audio- Korean source
- 우리 이야기는 이곳에서 시작됐죠.
- English translation
- Our story began right here.
Review the translated dialogue alongside the audio to check pronunciation and timing against the scene.
04 / WORK TOGETHER, WITH CARE
Shared content.
Shared standards.
Combine AI analysis with human review. Keep owners, schedules and sharing standards clear.
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AI analysis
Transcription · Speakers · OCR
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Human review
Content · People · Terms
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Work & sharing
Owners · Schedules · Sales kits
GS Grade 1
LETR WORKS v2.8.5
TTA · No. 24-0352 · Jul 20244 ISO certifications
ISO/IEC 27001 · 27701
27017 · 27018
Explore content sharing with email authentication and DRM.
CONNECTED KNOWLEDGE / LETR ATLAS
One work.
A world of connections.
Follow relationships between works, people and studios to find your next idea. LETR ATLAS is a separate service for exploring public Korean content and its sources.
- Works
- 34,040
- People
- 38,251
- Studios & broadcasters
- 8,093
- Cast relationships
- 124,297
Public figures checked Oct 14, 2026. Counts indicate scope and include unverified information.
Sources & verification statusLET’S FIND YOUR NEXT POSSIBILITY.
Start with what matters now.
Find the right starting point for your team.
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