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Reach · Nothing invented reads as fact.

A campaign plans fewer posts rather than invent topics.

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If your material supports fewer posts than you asked for, the plan is shorter and the preview says by how many. The price shown is for the posts actually planned.

What it does

You ask for 12 posts, and your material supports eight well-grounded topics. You get a plan of eight, and the preview says it is four fewer than you asked for. You approve the shorter plan or change it.

Every planned topic has to point at a source in your own material. Adamiro asks the planner to return fewer topics rather than fill the list, and a topic with no source is dropped. The task estimate is worked out for the posts actually planned.

If there is nothing at all to plan from, Reach says so and plans nothing.

Why

A plan padded with filler topics would cost you tasks and put weak posts in the queue. A shorter plan costs less and every topic in it has a source.

What it won't do

  • It doesn't fill a plan with topics that have no source in your material.
  • It doesn't plan anything when there is no material and no themes to plan from.
  • It doesn't price posts it did not plan.

How to use it

Open the Reach guide in your dashboard, or start a trial to try it.

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