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YouTube channel content calendar

The buyer gets a ready-to-execute YouTube upload calendar where every slot has a working title of at least three words, a content format, a marketing goal, a target keyword, a planned length within the cap, and a valid publish date, with the committed number of posts landing in every week of the horizon.

You receive: A JSON object with an entries[] array, one entry per slot, where each entry = {slotId, publishDate (ISO YYYY-MM-DD), workingTitle, format (one of the allowed formats), primaryGoal (one of the goals), targetKeyword, plannedLengthMinutes}. The entry count equals horizonWeeks x postsPerWeek.

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What's verified: STUD verifies the structure and internal consistency of the submitted calendar: it parses as a JSON object under 200,000 characters; the entries array has exactly horizonWeeks x postsPerWeek entries; every publishDate is a real ISO date (YYYY-MM-DD), dates never step backwards, and every week of the horizon contains exactly postsPerWeek entries; slotIds are non-blank and unique; every workingTitle is non-blank, unique, and at least three words; every format is one of your allowed formats; every primaryGoal is one of your goals and every goal appears at least once; every plannedLengthMinutes is a positive number no greater than your maximum (default 20 minutes); every targetKeyword is non-blank. STUD does NOT verify that titles are compelling, that target keywords have real search demand, that topics fit your channel, description, or target audience, or that the schedule is achievable for your team. Channel name, channel description, and target audience are operator context only, they never affect acceptance. If goals or allowed formats are left empty, disclosed default lists apply (goals: awareness, leads, community; formats: tutorial, talking-head, shorts, interview, review), and out-of-range numbers are clamped to sane bounds (horizon 1 to 52 weeks, 1 to 14 posts per week, length cap 1 to 600 minutes).