Use our stack to go from 0 to 10K subscribers in 90 days
The exact cadence we tested: research with cache presets, publish with guardrails, and let monitors dictate the next sprint.
We ran an internal channel on top of the exact infrastructure in this repo, letting presets dictate scripts and letting monitor alerts dictate the follow-up content. No secret tools, only our own code.
Because presets are cached, a strategist can sketch a script, click the preset for proof, paste the results into a doc, and stay aligned with SEO language in minutes.
Whenever a video beat the baseline, we tagged the run, exported the data, and cloned the structure. That loop repeated until the channel crossed 10K subs in under 90 days.
Week 1–2 · Research and calibration
Run presets, log virality ratios, and decide which angles belong in the first sprint. This step proves demand before scripts exist.
Week 3–6 · Production
Batch record 10 scripts, keep runtimes consistent, and rely on exports to brief editors. Cache hits keep the workflow instant.
Week 7–9 · Review and monitor
Check analytics every 48 hours, set monitors on outperformers, and dig into search_cache_usage to see which presets keep winning.
Week 10–12 · Scale
Clone the proven structures, test variants, and take sponsors through the exact dataset that justified the pitch.
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