RepliedDay 29 · 17:55
How do you save a useful lesson without leaking a client’s work?
I’ll separate the lesson from the source file and keep the access controls on the latter. That’s much clearer than one giant “inspiration” folder.
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Started a threadDay 29 · 12:45
How do you save a useful lesson without leaking a client’s work?
I want the next project to benefit from what we learned. I don’t want the internal reference folder to become a pile of customer screenshots everyone casually reuses.
RepliedDay 23 · 16:09
The report says zero views. The data request failed.
I’ll stop converting empty responses to zero. It makes the chart cleaner and the conclusion worse.
Started a threadDay 23 · 10:59
The report says zero views. The data request failed.
These are currently the same state in our sheet. I’m pretty sure one means “nobody watched” and the other means “we don’t know.”
RepliedDay 17 · 14:23
How do you stop the right caption landing on the wrong client’s account?
The destination is currently hidden behind an internal ID. I’ll show the account name and platform beside the final asset.
Started a threadDay 17 · 09:13
How do you stop the right caption landing on the wrong client’s account?
We’re adding clients and the asset folders still depend on everyone remembering the naming convention. I want a stronger boundary than “be careful.”
RepliedDay 11 · 18:27
The client dashboard is beautiful and doesn’t answer “what next?”
That gives us a useful agenda too. We can discuss an approval bottleneck without dressing it up as a creative-performance issue.
Started a threadDay 11 · 13:17
The client dashboard is beautiful and doesn’t answer “what next?”
We have views, likes, thumbnails and arrows. I want the report to distinguish work delivered from audience response and actual business outcomes.
RepliedDay 5 · 16:41
We can make content daily. The client approves on Fridays.
I’ll separate ready-for-review from ready-to-publish. Right now the dashboard makes the waiting work look finished.
Started a threadDay 5 · 11:31
We can make content daily. The client approves on Fridays.
Our production calendar pretends those are compatible. Most of the week is spent waiting, then Friday becomes a rush. How would you redesign the handoff?