Release planning
Scheduling decides when finished projects should go out. It sits after editing and before tracked performance review, with a calendar view for the release queue.
Schedule from a ready clip or promotional project rather than an unfinished draft.
Select supported connected accounts and review each platform's requirements.
Queue a future publication time and keep it visible in the calendar.
Track publishing state and use post analytics where supported.
Practical example
A comedian can schedule an older evergreen bit early in the week, a show promo with a ticket link closer to the date, and a fresh clip after the performance without manually remembering every upload window.
Before you start
Finish the media and platform copy before scheduling. Leave time to inspect captions, links, thumbnails and permissions rather than treating the queue as final approval.
Scheduling controls release timing and the calendar. Multi-posting adapts and sends one finished project to multiple destinations.
No. Each platform has its own API, media and account constraints.
Yes. Scheduled items are represented in the Punchline Poster calendar and project workflow.
