Approval-first marketing operations
Let the team move first—without giving up the final call.
Chief prepares the weekly plan and drafts the posts, and every post waits for the founder to approve, edit or reject it.
Your week, with the plan and its reasons in view
Inspect the proposed plan, the posts it drafted and what still needs your approval.
MON
Name the problem only you can see
Owner · Ghost
WED
Turn the product change into proof
Owner · Parley + Pixel
FRI
Answer the buying question competitors miss
Owner · Cite
3 moves · 2 channels · 1 founder decisionReview the week →
The before
Autopilot saves clicks by hiding decisions. A real marketing operator saves time by preparing better decisions.
The outcome
A weekly marketing plan with its reasons, and an approval for every post.
What goes in
- Business goals and active priorities
- The live campaign and publishing calendar
- Approved company memory from Stash
What comes out
- ✓A weekly plan with its reasons
- ✓Drafted posts for LinkedIn, X and Threads
- ✓One approval card per post
A three-step handoff you can inspect.
1
Chief reads the week
Goals, calendar, current work, and known gaps become the planning context.
2
Chief plans and drafts
Each planned post has a reason, and Chief drafts it for the founder to review.
3
You approve each post
Approved posts go to Handler for their scheduled time; rejected posts stop there.
Questions about approval-first marketing operations.
Chief plans and drafts on its own, and the founder approves, edits or rejects every post before anything is published. The founder can change the plan at any time.
The point is to compress founder review into a small, high-quality decision queue while avoiding the risk of invisible actions.
Chief owns the weekly plan. Stash supplies the context, and Handler publishes what the founder approves.
Chief · Marketing Operator
A weekly marketing plan with its reasons, and an approval for every post.
Owned by Chief, your marketing operator.
Start with one real job. FeedSquad shows you the finished work before anything publishes, and you keep the final say.
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