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Practical patterns

  • Ten pages, one niche: build the pools once, assign them to every page. Pages that should look different get their own pools — or platform-tagged extras on top of the shared ones.
  • Client work: one brand per client, with the client's logo, colors and hashtag pool. Your workflow stays identical; the branding switches per render.
  • Language expansion: duplicate the brand, set the content language, connect the new accounts. Same stacks, same pools, second market. See the Going international use case for the model.
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FIG 1One clip, three brands: the header, the colors and the caption look change per brand, the layout does not.
RELATED · BRANDS & PLATFORMS
DOCS · BRANDS & PLATFORMSThe brand & channel mapIn the stack editor, the stack's active brands appear as a tree: brand nodes with platform icons.DOCS · BRANDS & PLATFORMSPlatforms & accountsOn the Platforms tab you enable platforms per brand and connect accountsDOCS · BRANDS & PLATFORMSAsset pools — the shared libraryPools are named libraries that live outside the brands.