How to get a posting schedule for the clips you just made
Once your clips are delivered, ask Vizard Agent for the posting schedule. It watches what it made, looks up current platform guidance for the time slots, pulls a readable thumbnail for every clip, and lays the whole thing out as a dated calendar with a reason attached to each placement.
What do you type into Vizard Agent?
Ask for the reasoning as well as the dates, and name your platforms, the window and any fixed dates such as a launch. A bare calendar is a list of guesses. A calendar with a sentence under each slot is something you can argue with, adjust and hand to a colleague without sitting next to them while they read it.
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What does Vizard Agent actually do?
It starts from the clips, not from a description of them. Vizard Agent opens the files it delivered and works out what each one is, then grounds the posting slots in current platform guidance instead of the timing folklore repeated on marketing blogs. It also checks its own document before handing it over. In the session behind this article it:
- Downloaded the two delivered ad cuts, sampled frames from both and looked at each one to identify which variant it was.
- Worked out the dates and grounded the posting-time slots in current guidance.
- Pulled a thumbnail for each clip, looked at them and swapped two for frames that read more clearly, since an automatic pick is often a blink, a motion blur or a cut to black.
- Built the schedule data with a CSV alongside it, and sampled the brand colours out of the ad frames so the document looked like the campaign.
- Rendered the calendar, reviewed each page as an image, fixed a legend overlap and a clipped week label, and reflowed the clip library into wider cards.
- Added a closing note and a priority block, checked it still fit the page, then verified and uploaded the files.
When does this not work well?
A posting schedule is a judgement about an audience, and Vizard Agent has only seen the clips. It can't see your analytics, your last six months of posts or what else your team is putting out. Platform guidance ages, paid ad scheduling follows different logic, and it needs to be told your audience's time zone. Treat it as a strong first draft.
Common questions
Does it post for me? No. Vizard Agent produces the plan and the files; posting stays yours.
Can it schedule clips it did not make? Yes. Upload them and Vizard Agent will watch those instead.
Can I get it as a spreadsheet? Yes. Vizard Agent builds a CSV alongside the document.