Create a campaign and review its options

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The new campaign form is not submitted. The final scene shows an existing campaign's review controls, not a campaign created by this demonstration. No captions, schedules or approvals are changed.

Recorded on 16 September 2026. Narration is AI-generated using OpenAI's Marin voice.

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Transcript and steps

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   Step 1

   Open Campaigns. Choose the show or brand, link an episode if needed, and give the campaign a clear name. A campaign brings several clips into one release plan.
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   Step 2

   Optional caption guidance lets you specify the series, format, participants, subject and publishing voice. Only change what needs explaining. Blank fields are filled from the available episode and clip context.
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   Step 3

   Set the start date, posting time and timezone. Frequency can be every day, weekdays, every other day, or selected weekdays. The last option lets you choose individual days, such as Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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   Step 4

   Select the publishing platforms you want. Only connected accounts appear here. Each selected platform gets its own caption and queue job. Connection and publishing availability can differ between platforms.
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   Step 5

   Mention people in the caption lets you add the exact handles for the selected platforms. Separate them with spaces or commas. Instagram mentions are not collaborator invitations. Check the handles again during review.
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   Step 6

   Choose your clips. Episode clips narrows the list to the linked episode; All clips shows the selected show's uploads. Switch between grid and list views, then select the clips you want included.
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   Step 7

   Create campaign prepares the plan for review. We are not submitting this example. Creation and approval are separate steps: inspect the generated content before you approve any publishing.
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   Step 8

   Here is an existing campaign's review screen. Check each release's date, time and platform copy. Save any edits, review every release, and approve only when the destinations and content are right. Approval creates publishing jobs.