# FoundEdge > Help center and documentation for FoundEdge ## FAQ - Q: What is content marketing? A: Content marketing is a form of relationship marketing centered creating and distributing content of all types: - blog posts - emails - podcasts - social media updates - videos - infographics - and many others... - Q: Does my brand need content marketing? A: Yes. Every brand needs some sort of content, to help it establish its identity and sell more stuff. However, every brand has its own unique content needs. It's important to know which content channels matter most to your brand, and which won't be worth your time. Content should be a key par - Q: Why is content marketing important? A: Brands that consistently offer high-quality, relevant, and valuable content to their customers and audiences are able to build stronger relationships with those audiences than brands without comprehensive content strategies. Customers with strong relationships to your brand are more likely to buy ## Search For specific questions, search: https://app.helpshelf.com/help/foundedge/search?q={query} ## AI Agent Access - [Full product context](https://app.helpshelf.com/help/foundedge/llms-full.txt): policy-checked verified documentation, or guarded-access guidance when bulk export is unavailable - MCP endpoint: https://app.helpshelf.com/api/mcp/d038bb558cbb (streamable HTTP) with tools: search_docs, ask, get_article, get_product_context Send `Accept: application/json, text/event-stream` — a compliant Streamable HTTP server answers 406 without both media types. - [MCP server card](https://app.helpshelf.com/help/foundedge/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json): machine-readable description of the endpoint above - [Agent skills](https://app.helpshelf.com/help/foundedge/.well-known/agent-skills/index.json): how to use this documentation, as an Agent Skill - Markdown: any article URL returns Markdown when requested with `Accept: text/markdown` AI agents have read-only access to published documentation. This MCP endpoint never creates tickets, notifications, or other account mutations.