CONTENT DISTRIBUTION PLAN — EDITABLE
Source and permission:
Central insight and limits:
Audience situations and desired actions:
For each treatment: channel / audience / job / native opening and form / destination / owner / actual date / measurement window / indicator / comparison limits.
Owned: pages and mailing lists you operate.
Organic: unpaid platform distribution to an audience you do not fully control.
Partner: another publisher or person shares by agreement; record permission and exact commitment.
Paid: purchased distribution; record authorised budget, targeting and creative separately.

ILLUSTRATIVE RELATIVE SCHEDULE — NOT POSTS SENT OR BOOKED
T-2 working days: Editor locks source meaning and fictional teaching label; Founder/commissioning owner approves.
T-1: Producer verifies destination, transcript/captions and campaign names.
T0: Web editor publishes owned essay; inspect actual page and links.
T+1: Founder publishes LinkedIn treatment; destination owned essay; track relevant replies and tagged visits for 7 days.
T+3: Video producer releases native short on the selected channel; destination profile/site route if supported; track engaged viewing and relevant follow-through for 7 days.
T+8: Editor reviews each treatment against its own purpose. Log sample sizes and unknown attribution. Choose revise / repeat / stop.
The dates are planning offsets. Replace them with actual dates, named owners and account approval before scheduling.

CAMPAIGN EXAMPLE
External post link: https://example.com/essay?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=approval_example
Example only, not a live campaign. Keep casing consistent; do not tag internal navigation with acquisition UTMs.

REVIEW
What shipped, where, when and under which version?
What happened relative to the asset's intended job?
What can the tracking actually observe?
What cannot be attributed?
One concrete next decision and owner:

COMPLETE TEACHING TREATMENTS
https://machinehouse.media/resources/content-distribution/complete-treatments.txt
Full illustrative essay, LinkedIn post and proposed visual/script treatment. Fictional source; no publication or campaign result is claimed.