"timely content" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe content that is relevant and current, and is often used in marketing and media contexts. Example: The company's social media strategy includes creating timely content that reflects current trends and events to engage with their audience.
Popular Mechanics is planning to add more timely content to its Web site to take advantage of the digital watermarks that will first appear in its August issue.
Lloyd Embley, editor-in-chief of the three titles, is quoted as saying: "Our journalism is read by a rapidly growing audience and this structure will allow us to produce more engaging and timely content across all our platforms.
Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and Quora have been positioned as social networks, but each of them hosts timely content that can also be a backdrop for advertising, which makes them much more like a media company than, say, a phone utility.
This requires timely content availability to end users.
Such information may include [66]: site identity and mission, site hierarchy, search, content and feature promotion, timely content, and shortcuts.
A Google rep, however, said it "wasn't intended to be an ad" and rather marked Google Assistant "[calling] out timely content".
To those of you who have spent countless hours finding the coolest and timeliest content on the Internet, I and the entire Digg team would like to personally thank you for your contributions and loyalty.
We're doing that through relevant and timely brand content.
"We're able to create stores with timely, reactive content because of our flexible sharing model," Branston added.
The Spotify app features timely humor content like "Who Doesn't Love A Good Sex Scandall," a playlist of comic bits themed around the recent exploits of Anthony Carlos Danger Weinerer and other humiliated politicians.
Brands can create their own branded announcement pages where they can post timely rich content, coupons, contests, polls and image-based messages with links.
