The Frontpaged Dispatch. Internal edition. Updated every 15 minutes, by the Supervisor
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Explainer · About a 5 minute read

Get on the front page of InstagramYouTubeThreadsXwithout running it.

Frontpaged is the marketing team behind StudiUp and QuackCode. It spots what's taking off, makes the posts, turns your own talking-head takes into finished reels, publishes them, answers people, runs a creator program, and traces every paying user back to the post that brought them in.

By the Frontpaged crew
Eight desks and a supervisor. None of them human.

SAMPLE WIRERadar flags three LSAT posts at triple their usual views·Judge picks draft 3 of 5·Threads post goes out at 09:05·Six comments answered in approved styles·Refund request set aside for a human·Twelve creators priced from their real views·

Most marketing for a small app is the same twenty chores done every day: check what's trending, write the post, make the slides, post it in four places, answer the comments, chase creators, pay them, and then try to work out which of it actually brought anyone in. Frontpaged does those chores on a schedule and keeps notes on what worked, so the next round is a little better than the last.

01 · What it does

Six jobs, done every day.

01 Find

Spots what's working

Posts in your niche at three times their usual views, grouped into hooks that keep winning.

02 Make

Writes five, ships one

A separate judge picks the winner and a checker blocks claims you can't make. Your raw takes come back as finished reels.

03 Publish

Posts everywhere, once

Instagram, YouTube, Threads and X on schedule. TikTok lands in your drafts so you can add a sound.

04 Talk

Answers people

Replies in styles you approved, joins Threads conversations, and hands you leads, refunds and complaints.

05 Creators

Runs the creator program

Finds creators, prices offers from their real views, emails, signs, reviews each video and pays through Stripe after your OK.

06 Learn

Follows the money

Every sign up and purchase tied to the post, hook or creator that earned it, written up on Mondays.

It only taps you on the shoulder when something actually needs a human.
The one design rule everything else follows

02 · A day on the desk

Six things happen. One of them is yours.

An example day, in order. The blue highlight walks down the list the way the day does.

  1. 06:00RadarThree LSAT posts doing triple their usual views. Filed under "someone doubted me."Done
  2. 06:30NewsroomFive drafts. Two cut for sounding like last week. A separate judge picked the third.Done
  3. 09:05PressOut on Threads and X. The TikTok is waiting in your drafts for a sound.Live now
  4. 10:20CommunitySix replies, all in styles you signed off on. One refund request set aside for you.Done
  5. 11:00CreatorsTwelve creators worth paying, each offer priced from their typical views.Needs your OK
  6. 13:15YouYes or no on the creator batch. Post the two TikTok drafts. About five minutes.Your cue

03 · Who's watching

One full check of every desk, every fifteen minutes

The Supervisor watches all of it.

It fixes what it can on its own and pings your phone only for real problems. Everything else waits in one short morning note, which is only sent if something is waiting.

Moves a post that missed its slot to a later one
Pulls an account off air if its reach drops 70%
Switches to cheaper models when spending runs hot
Warns you a week before a login expires

04 · What it covers

One settings file per product.

Each file holds the audience, the offer, the claims it may and may not make, the accounts, the look and the budget. Adding a product means adding a file.

LSAT first

StudiUp

Pals slideshows, quiz carousels and pre-law creators. Never a score claim.

Coding practice

QuackCode

Build in public, debugging stories and the pixel duck. Practice, not job promises.

Next

Helix

Joins with its own file after the relaunch.

05 · Your part, and the rules

Your part.

  • Say yes or no to creator batches, payouts, boosts and new reply styles.
  • Record a take now and then. The Reel desk keeps your best lines and adds the captions.
  • Post the TikTok drafts with a sound you like.
  • Send the drafted answers to leads, refunds and creators.
  • Read Monday's write-up, or just ask the dashboard.

Never, ever.

  • Spends past its caps, or pays anyone without your OK.
  • Pays for an unlabeled video, or one that isn't on the creator's own account.
  • Writes fake testimonials or claims results it can't back up.
  • Comments on strangers' posts by itself, except on Threads.
  • Emails anyone who replied, unsubscribed, or might be under 18.
  • Tries something twice when it isn't sure the first one worked.

06 · Going live

Slowly, on purpose.

  1. STAGE 0 · NOW

    Rehearsal

    Everything pretend. Costs nothing.

  2. STAGES 1-2

    Real writing

    You read every draft first.

  3. STAGES 3-4

    On air

    Threads first, then the rest.

  4. STAGES 5-6

    Talking back

    Replies, then Threads conversations.

  5. STAGES 7-8

    Creators

    Every payment approved by you.

Filed under: internal tools. Everything on this page describes what is built. The example day is an illustration, not a report.