Plan the quarter once
Thirteen weeks, six pillars, ten subdomains
One plan. Every post already knows what it is for.
Five stages, run every week, across ten subdomains and eight social platforms.
A 29-second film with voiceover and score: an establishing shot of the boardroom, a mid shot of Naledi, a full shot of the room, a mid shot of Thabo, then the board signing off. Captions are on by default and the full transcript is searchable below.
Ten subdomains. Eight platforms. One system.
Twenty-nine seconds on how the quarter actually gets published.
Open the live dashboard“Everything you see runs on one system. Ten subdomains, eight platforms.”
“The quarter is planned once. Every post inherits its pillar and tracking code.”
“One idea enters the studio and leaves as ten platform-ready assets.”
“Nothing publishes without a human. Creators draft, managers approve, publishers ship.”
“Every enquiry resolves back to the exact reel that caused it.”
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Hand-drawn animated explainers that continue the boardroom briefing stage by stage, each built around real screenshots of the running system. Every film has chapter markers so you can jump straight to a point.
Thirteen weeks, six pillars, ten subdomains
One plan. Every post already knows what it is for.
The studio turns a single brief into platform-ready work
One idea in. Ten platform-native assets out.
Deliberate approval, recorded end to end
Speed, without losing the right to say no.
Eight platforms, one scheduled release
The rhythm holds whether or not anyone is at a desk.
From a click to an enrolment, and back again
Every enquiry resolves back to the exact post that caused it.
A 90-day master campaign sets thirteen weekly themes across six content pillars, mapped to the ecosystem subdomains each week should serve.
One idea goes into the studio and comes back as captions, hooks, hashtags, CTAs and rendered visuals in each platform's own voice and format.
Everything passes through a Kanban queue. Creators draft, managers approve, publishers ship — with a full record of who decided what.
Approved items go live across the connected channels with UTM tags attached, retries on failure and readable diagnosis when a network rejects a post.
Clicks, sessions, leads and enrolments resolve back to the exact post, pillar and campaign — then PathPilot writes the weekly growth brief.