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Social templates produce a set of posts rather than one document. Each post is marked with its platform and type, so the set can be checked against the platforms and formats you selected.

Templates in this guide

Each template’s contract, as configured. Studio names any required input still missing before a run starts. The word range is checked by the editor on Standard and Premium, and the Quality Gate records which required sections it found at every tier; a shortfall in either is recorded in the document’s quality report and does not block publication on its own.
Required sections: Individual posts and or reels or stories or carousels or videos or polls or threads or multi-image or articles or newsletters; Captions; Hashtags only when appropriate to the platform and brief; omit when zero are requested; Posting schedule; Performance metrics.
Required sections: Headline; Posts; Posting notes.
Required sections: Hook; Platform context; Scene beats; Voiceover or dialogue; On screen text; Call to action.

What is checked in a post set

On Standard and Premium, the editor counts the posts against the template’s range and records any post written for a platform or content type you did not select. For Social Media Campaign it also records captions over a platform’s character limit. These are recorded in the document’s quality report; Quick skips the editor, so a Quick post set is not checked this way.

Inputs that change the result

  • Target platforms. The draft is written for the platforms you select, and a post for any other platform is recorded as a violation.
  • The campaign goal. Awareness, launch, engagement, and conversion campaigns sequence and close posts differently.
  • Hashtag rules. State how many hashtags you want, including none. The writer is instructed to follow that; it is not checked.

Limits

  • Post counts and platform fit are structural checks. They do not judge whether a post will perform.
  • Every post should work on its own; review each one individually before scheduling.

Publishing

Deliver approved content to connected destinations.

Campaigns

Group the work behind one initiative for review and reporting.
Last modified on October 25, 2026