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MD4.3

Running a Client Channel

Level 2 · BootCampMD4 Channel ManagementBriefing of about an hour inside CAP2, week 7 Tuesday (the capstone); its lab is the team's work on its client

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What You Turn In

  1. The queue: one week of the team's plan, screenshot fill in on the hub
    1. Every slot scheduled with its asset, or logged as owed with a role and a day; nothing extra; nothing published by hand
  2. Your own caption, with its spec and receipt
    1. Spec in the notebook first; cut; every fact checked against the brief; labelled 'AI-assisted — directed by me' in the posting log, not on the post
  3. Posting log for the client channel
    1. What is scheduled, what posted, what is owed and by whom; who answers comments and by when; the client's three-sentence weekly line
  4. Weekly review sheet, on the sample week fill in on the hub
    1. The four numbers; posts ranked by acted on; one change with a test, or 'too early to read; keep the cadence' fill in on the hub
  5. Access, recorded in the log
    1. A role the client granted, the test channel, or the queue sheet; no password typed, written or sent
  6. Method note
    1. What I might be wrong about in this week's reading, and how I would find out
  7. Clip of the Day: This Week's Clip fill in on the hub
    1. 15–30 seconds, upright 9:16, for the plan's video slot: the slot's one message, captions burned in and every fact checked; a 720p MP4 under 30 MB from the client folder, scheduled in its slot, not published; the label and receipt in the posting log; its Google Drive share link and the queue screenshot in Asha

Stuck, or want to check your thinking? Paste this card into your own AI and ask it to question you, not answer for you.

How

  1. Asha and the client folder, by the next capstone stand-up.
Done when
  1. The queue, one week of the plan: Every slot scheduled with its asset, or logged as owed with a role and a day; nothing extra, nothing published by hand
  2. Captions, one of their own per trainee: Spec first; cut; every fact checked against the brief; labelled in the log, not on the post
  3. Posting log for the client channel: What is scheduled, posted, owed and by whom; who answers comments and by when; the client's three-sentence weekly line
  4. Weekly review sheet, on the sample week: The four numbers; posts ranked by acted on; one change with a test, or 'too early to read'
  5. Access: A granted role, the test channel or the queue sheet; no password written or shared
  6. Method note: What I might be wrong about in this week's reading, and how I would find out
  7. Clip of the Day: This Week's Clip: 3 stars: as 2, plus the message repeatable after one play with the sound off; the weekly review proposes a test on it · 2 stars: 15–30 s; 9:16 at 720p, MP4 under 30 MB; captions burned in inside the safe area; the client's end card; the AI label in the log, not on the post; receipt filed; carries the plan's one message in its slot; scheduled, not published · 1 star: not 9:16 or outside 15–60 s, published by hand or by accident, an unchecked claim, or a person shown without consent

Counts toward: the MD4.3 badge, 1 to 3 stars · the team's capstone record through CAP2, handed over in MD4.4 · attendance for the briefing and the sprint blocks · LP (Lion Points) for accepted badge work.

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