Select the included posts
List the exact targets and distinguish opening posts from follow-up replies. Keep drafts outside the submitted list until they have compatible published references. Similar content or consecutive publication times do not make several posts a single service target.
Choose a valid distribution
Assign a quantity to each post and check the applicable minimums. An equal split may be convenient, but a weighted allocation can also be documented if it fits the brief. Neither configuration should be described as a formula that guarantees reach or audience response.
Track line-level outcomes
Keep each order ID, charge and observation with its target. A campaign-wide increase can hide an omitted post or a mistaken link. Review the requested action per item before combining results into a summary for the client or campaign owner.
Decision checklist
| Decision | What to check |
|---|---|
| Selection | Exact published targets |
| Allocation | Quantity per item |
| Tracking | Separate order references |
Worked example
For a hypothetical three-post campaign, a 450-like plan could assign 150 to each post or a documented weighted split. Check every line against the chosen service's minimum. The panel should receive the approved configuration rather than an unexplained overall total.
Example figures explain the decision; they are not current prices or promised results.