Production hours = posts x minutes per post x revision load / 60
Weekly Production Time
9.1 hours
Use this estimate to compare cadence plans against real team capacity before committing to a calendar.
If estimated hours exceed available capacity, reduce format complexity or post count before lowering quality standards.
Use reusable templates to reduce minutes per post, but keep enough variation so the feed does not look mechanically repeated.
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