Field notes
How-tos and plain answers on posting your work everywhere it should go, and on letting your agent do it for you.
Instagram trial reels: what they are and how to schedule one
A trial reel is shown to people who do not follow you first. Here is when that helps, and how to set one up ahead of time.
5 min read
How to upload video to Instagram, TikTok and YouTube without losing quality
Every platform re-encodes what you send it. You cannot stop that, but you can stop making it worse before it starts.
6 min read
How to post one video to Reels, TikTok, Shorts and LinkedIn without it looking reposted
The same piece can go everywhere. What gives it away as a repost is almost never the video itself.
6 min read
How to make a LinkedIn PDF carousel people actually page through
A document post is a small book in the feed. The same rules apply: a cover, one idea a page, and a reason to turn.
5 min read
How to plan a month of posts in one afternoon
Posting every day is a lot easier when you only decide once. A way to plan, write and schedule four weeks in a single sitting.
7 min read
How to schedule a YouTube video with its thumbnail and publish time
Upload early, publish on time, and have the right thumbnail on it from the first second it is public.
5 min read
The caption checklist: what to read before anything goes out
The most common posting mistakes are not in the video. They are in the words around it, and they take ten seconds to catch.
4 min read
How to post a TikTok photo carousel
TikTok is not only video. A set of still images, swiped one by one, often travels further than a cut of the same pictures.
4 min read
When is the best time to post? How to find your own answer
Published lists of the best hours describe somebody else's audience. Your own numbers answer the question in a few weeks.
5 min read
Instagram carousel size: the dimensions and settings that look right
The first picture decides the shape of every picture after it. Get that one right and the rest follows.
4 min read
How a small studio can run its social posting without a social media manager
Five people, several brands, one schedule. Who posts what, who approves it, and how nothing goes out by accident.
6 min read
One note a month.
New field notes and what changed on the platforms, at the start of each month. Nothing else, and one click to stop.
