Episodic Distribution Engine

Episode Windowing & Release Matrix

Sequence tiered early-access premieres, ad-supported YouTube broadcasts, podcast audio feeds, and social promo hooks. Designed for legal analysis networks, investigative docs, and serialized digital studios.

Release Settings

Show Presets

Show / Series Title Episode Title & Number

Primary Drop Date Primary Anchor Tier

Early Access Lead Time Podcast Syndication Lag

Teaser Campaign Start Social Cutdown Cadence

Subscriber Paywall Platform

Prime Crime with Jesse Weber

Ep. 104: The Missing Alibi & Digital Footprint • Windowing Span

Total Campaign Span 14 Days

Early Subscriber Value 7 Days Ahead

Social Promo Assets

Audience Touchpoints 5 Channels

Day Offset	Target Date	Channel / Platform	Window Type	Exclusivity / Access Rule

Asset Tag	Scheduled Date	Target Platform	Hook Angle / Editorial Frame	Call To Action

Ready • All release dates and promo milestones synchronized.

The Early-Access Subscriber Flywheel

Granting paying members a 3-to-7 day window before public YouTube release turns casual trial viewers into recurring subscribers without permanently locking away viral top-of-funnel reach.

Staggered Cutdowns & Spoiler Control

Drop courtroom exhibits and cross-examination teasers prior to paywall launch, then unleash full climax breakdown reels when the video unlocks publicly for maximum algorithmic momentum.

Syndicated Audio Retention

Aligning audio podcasts with the YouTube drop provides commuting audiences immediate accessibility while preserving high-CPM visual viewership during premiere day.

Release window calendar arithmetic

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When public release is the anchor, source computes early-access date by subtracting entered lead days. Default legal-crime preset uses seven days; investigative preset uses fourteen. Bars compare durations at thirty-five pixels per day. These are configured scheduling windows rather than evidence that any episode was published. Source teaser date precedes early access by teaser lead, and final clip follows public release by three days. Default three teaser days plus seven early-access days plus three final-clip days span thirteen; investigative five plus fourteen plus three spans twenty-two. Bars share twenty-five pixels per day. Date calculation is a schedule template, not fulfillment of promotional actions. Source displayed promotional asset count adds two base assets to selected cutdown count. Default three gives five, while investigative five gives seven. Bars compare at seventy pixels per configured asset. This counts plan entries and does not generate or distribute the underlying media. Current full raw schedule JSON and native reset/resize/first-footer checks preserve original controls and dates.