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Explore content inspiration in Sequence

Browse Explore by industry, platform, format and outlier score, then save useful public references to the active brand or one of its folders.

The Explore catalogue helps you find public social references without leaving Sequence. Use it to collect useful patterns for the active brand, rather than copying a finished post.

Browse a focused set

  1. 01
    Open Inspiration and select Explore.
  2. 02
    Search for a hook, owner, transcript phrase or topic.
  3. 03
    Use the filter row to narrow by Platform, Type, Outlier, Date posted, Style or Industry.
  4. 04
    Use Group to see posts by industry, or choose None, and Sort to change the order. While you search, results sort by Best match.
  5. 05
    Open a card to inspect the reference, or select Save to add it to Your library.

1. Open Explore

Explore grouped by industry, showing the Marketing row with each post's outlier score

2. Narrow the recommendations

Explore Industry filter open, listing industries with post counts

3. Search by a useful theme

Explore search results for personal brand, sorted by Best match

Read the source labels

Each card shows its platform, a format label such as Talking head or Split screen, and, from 2x up, an outlier score such as 20x typical. The score compares the post with its creator's typical views. See Creators, typical views and outlier scores.

Platforms include Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Threads, Facebook and Meta Ads. Use Type to separate Reels or Shorts, long-form video and carousels.

Save with a purpose

Save a reference when you can name the useful element, such as the opening contrast, pacing, proof structure or visual treatment. Select Save to add it to Your library, or use the arrow beside it to save straight into a folder. Explore saves do not spend credits on analysis. Open the saved reference in Your library when you are ready to analyse or develop it.

To follow a creator's new posts, add them to your Watchlist.

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