Dispensary video when paid ads are off the table
Google and Meta ban cannabis ads, so organic vertical video is the whole channel. A menu-drop and terpene-education cadence with the claim rules that apply.
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Google and Meta ban cannabis ads, so organic vertical video is the whole channel. A menu-drop and terpene-education cadence with the claim rules that apply.
Hands-only cocktail builds meet adult-audience placement standards and still perform. The 15-second format, TTB statement limits, and the tied-house trap.
A dolly and a zoom both read as getting closer, so models pick at random. How to name the physical mechanism and read the background to check what you got.
Dubbing a master and regenerating in-language are different products. Lip accuracy, cultural framing, per-market cost, and the market count that decides.
A canvas far above native size duplicates subjects and limbs. Generate at the model's real ceiling, then upscale, and the test that finds that ceiling.
Manifest, invisible watermark and perceptual fingerprint survive different attacks and each fails somewhere. What your provenance claim actually proves.
A mostly-good result doesn't need a rewritten prompt. How to tell an edit from a remake from a genuine restart, and what each one actually costs you.
A format is a fixed structure plus one variable. Eight of them, what each demands in source material and production weight, and which workflow to build it on.
A diagnostic taxonomy for retention graphs: eight shapes, the look-alikes that get confused, and the discrimination test that tells them apart before you edit.
Maskless element re-render regenerates one named object. A decision table for when it beats masked inpainting and when the mask is still the safer tool.
Render time is the smallest number on your schedule. Build the estimate from attempt count, approval latency, rights checks and export instead.
Versely tiers gate credit volume, not capability. The 296-model catalog, editor and agent are identical on every plan, so upgrading is a throughput call.
Three ways to carry a shot past a model's duration ceiling, compared on look-hold, camera continuity, credit cost, and what a bad segment costs to fix.
Duplicated limbs cluster where each body occupies few pixels. A masked inpaint plus pose-conditioning that repairs the body without re-rolling the frame.
Meta removed more than 20 million accounts impersonating large creators in 2025. Here is the line between a disclosed fictional host and impersonation.
Facebook deprioritizes duplicates, minor edits, bare reactions, and thin stitches. One post does not demonetize you. A mostly unoriginal page can lose payout.
Facebook's originality rules regulate transformation, not provenance. That relocates your entire Facebook risk out of generation and into templating.
A per-episode P&L in credits, the views each of five niches needs to pay one episode back, and the monthly number that decides whether you keep the channel.
A corn maze season is five or six Saturdays long. Build the recovery promo as a template with swap slots so a rained-out weekend ships before the next one.
Subject speed breaks video models before camera speed does. A per-frame overlap test that predicts limb doubling, plus the shot design that buys real headroom.
An elimination protocol that takes 296 models to 8 in five ordered gates: input modality, duration ceiling, audio, licence, credit band. Refill quarterly.
A sharp drop between the 40% and 70% marks is almost always one segment, not pacing. The timestamp-to-edit procedure, and the test that confirms the cut.
Three paid rungs replace the free sample: a test batch, a scoped five-video pack, and a variant retainer, plus the message that moves a brand up one.
When a fixed price is safe on AI video work, when to quote a base plus a change-order rate, and the clause language that makes the trigger stick.