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The standards

  • Yes: Each week: one long YouTube episode and five clips from it.
  • Today: Many reels are hidden, so you posted more than we counted.
  • Next: When you post less for a while, you say so.

  • Yes: Weekly: one sign a founder’s business runs on their chronic stress.
  • Today: Today carousels are your default format, not a named piece.
  • Next: Every instalment ends on one client’s case, anonymised until they consent.

  • Yes: Seven of every ten posts are the weekly piece and its variants.
  • Next: Your Sunday dump stays. It counts as a personal post (2.9).
  • Next: One to three planned experiments a month. Failed ones stay published.

  • Yes: Clips from each long piece test which topics pull.
  • Today: About fifty long videos went out untested. Their median was 60 views.
  • Next: The topics whose clips pull get the next long episode.

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2.12 measured

The cadence matches what was promised

  • Yes: Each week: one long YouTube episode and five clips from it.
  • Today: Many reels are hidden, so you posted more than we counted.
  • Next: When you post less for a while, you say so.
A polished chrome metronome with its pendulum swung out, time kept at one rate

What it is

Your stated posting rate against your real one. It passes after six matching months, including a stretch of low engagement.

What it is for

Without it, your posting can drop for a quarter and no caption says so.

Why

You hid many reels, so our count of 4, 6 and 2 posts from April to June 2026 is too low. The cadence is set at what you can keep.

Where it comes from

I posted consistently on Instagram every day for eight years

BRAND IDENTITY interview, 1 September

  • No caption mentions the revenue drop or the nine weeks without a client.

    Caption classification, 9 September

  • You uploaded 31 YouTube videos in one quarter, and that quarter’s median was 60 views.

    YouTube read, 9 September

Your call

Confirmed on 14 September: one long episode and five clips a week.
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2.13 our proposal

A format that repeats and has a name

  • Yes: Weekly: one sign a founder’s business runs on their chronic stress.
  • Today: Today carousels are your default format, not a named piece.
  • Next: Every instalment ends on one client’s case, anonymised until they consent.
A polished chrome spur gear, the same tooth coming round every week

What it is

One named piece on a fixed rhythm. It passes when its last ten instalments share one shape.

What it is for

Without it, every post is a new idea, and a reader has no reason to come back.

Why

Seven of nine panel experts would build on the ten signs post’s shape. Five would have you dressed. The weekly piece takes Hormozi’s narrower version, for the founder’s business.

Where it comes from

  • The ten signs post had 199,040 plays, forty times your median plays.

    Caption classification, 9 September

  • Your second best post in eighteen months was a client transformation over two years, at 211 likes.

    Caption classification, 9 September
Cover of your Instagram reel of 3 March 2026
3 Mar 2026: 199,040 plays
Cover of your Instagram reel of 17 March 2026
17 Mar 2026: client transformation, 211 likes

Your call

Name the weekly piece, or tell us if call feedback videos fit better.
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2.14 our proposal

Mostly proven, a small share of experiments

  • Yes: Seven of every ten posts are the weekly piece and its variants.
  • Next: Your Sunday dump stays. It counts as a personal post (2.9).
  • Next: One to three planned experiments a month. Failed ones stay published.
A polished chrome stack of small cubes, mostly straight, with a slight lean

What it is

How much of your feed repeats a proven format. It passes at roughly seven proven posts in ten.

What it is for

Without a set mix, experiments only happen after a slump. The mix is written in the tracking sheet before each month.

Why

Your experiments so far came without a plan, like the red pill speech of 31 May 2026. So the mix is fixed in advance and checked against your median at the end of each month.

Where it comes from

  • When we sorted your posts, they fell into fifteen labels with no repeated shape.

    Caption classification, 9 September
Cover of your Instagram carousel of 31 May 2026
31 May 2026: an unplanned experiment

Your call

Confirm seven in ten, and that the Sunday dump stays as personal.
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2.15 our proposal

Small tests before big pieces

  • Yes: Clips from each long piece test which topics pull.
  • Today: About fifty long videos went out untested. Their median was 60 views.
  • Next: The topics whose clips pull get the next long episode.
A polished chrome gauge bar with an open slot at one end and a closed hole at the other, cut out.

What it is

Cheap pieces test an idea before a big one. It passes when the best clips pick the next long piece.

What it is for

Without it, you find out how many people watch only after the work is done. It also decides which pieces become the ads.

Why

About fifty long videos went out untested, median 60 views. Now each long piece is clipped for Instagram, TikTok and YouTube Shorts, and the clips pick the next topic.

Where it comes from

  • About fifty videos in eight months drew a median of 60 views. Your best 2026 videos are all about sport.

    YouTube read, 9 September

  • “£30k/Month Founder Breaks FREE From Chronic Stress” has 44 views.

    YouTube inventory, 9 September

Your call

Confirmed on 14 September. Nothing left to decide.