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If you juggle multi-channel campaigns, clone the sheet, then swap out only the hex codes to keep palettes distinct: Facebook #1877F2, Instagram #E4405F, X (Twitter) #1DA1F2, LinkedIn #0A66C2. Leave the same formula logic so teammates who jump between tabs still read status the same way. Export the palette once via Tools › Script editor, stash the JSON, and you can slam it into any new file in a quarter-minute.
Refresh the Photo Every 18–24 Months Without Sacrificing Recognition Book the shoot for the same week you renew your passport or DL: the calendar ping is already in place. Keep three non-negotiables: background hue (HEX #121212), 105 mm lens at f/2.8, and Rembrandt lighting 35° left, 45° up. These settings lock in the viewer’s hidden pattern, letting you revise hair, weight, or eyewear without plummeting familiarity scores below 86 % (MIT face-memory lab, 2022).
Row 42 holds the reuse library: 40 text stubs harvested by the IMPORTXML from your top blog URLs. Each stub auto-truncates at 280 characters and appends a trackable Bitly link that copies itself into the matching Facebook column. Set conditional formatting to paint the cell crimson if the same link appears twice within 7 days–wipes out accidental duplicates without scrolling.
Strip adjectives. "Hidden" and "painful" dilute urgency; raw numbers don’t. Example swap: replace "painful downtime" with "14 h of server outage last Black Friday." The latter lifted scroll depth from 38 % to 71 % for a SaaS client in March 2024.
Order the outcome stack by cash value. For a Shopify upsell app, the sequence 1) "+$52 average order value in 48 h" 2) "cuts refund requests 18 %" 3) "grabs 9 % more carts" raised checkout clicks 22 % next to the reverse order.
End the section with a single-line micro-proof: "3,112 teams removed the same fee last month." No logos, no testimonials—just social quantity tied directly to the pain. This line alone added $1.28 in ARPU during a 14-day Shopify test.
Auto-Fill Post Dates with a 5-Column Date Formula Place the initial weekday of the Slap on a red-amber-green setup to the Status column so you can spot bottlenecks in under half a second per row. Grab the entire Status range (say D2:D100), dive into Format › Conditional formatting, choose "Custom formula is", and drop =D2="Live". Slap background #00B04F and font #FFFFFF. Throw in two more rules: =D2="Review" with #FF9C2A and #000000; =D2="Paused" with #C41230 and #FFFFFF. Hit "Done" and lock the range via Data › Protected ranges so editors can’t overwrite the colors.
Harvest postings: export the last 90 days of postings on LinkedIn, AngelList, RemoteOK. Filter by 0–2 y.o. experience, keep only roles with ≤15 applicants. Sort by "posted 24 h ago". The 3 most repeated 4-word phrases are your micro-niches.
Check supply: paste each phrase into Google with site:linkedin.com/jobs. A viable niche returns 30–80 open roles worldwide. Below 30 → budget cuts; above 80 →
Sprint 2 (mid-tier): Next.js + Firebase; limit at 100 lines JSX. Use react-snap for prerendered export; Lighthouse ≥ 90 or redo.
Drop a 1×1 clear GIF tagged the same way inside the DOCX metadata; when the user views the file in Word for the web, the image request triggers and you collect an extra "impression" under the same source, giving you view-to-action ratio without mailing-list software.
Finish by activating an Google Script (provided inside the template) that triggers a Slack ping 15 minutes before each scheduled Reel; the message packs the caption, raw file link, and suggested song ID pulled from Spotify’s live viral playlist. Zero sign-ins, no premium add-ons–just a lean workbook that turns follower insights into daily posts faster than your coffee brews.
Host the deck on a under-6-bucks static site (Cloudflare Pages) and route it through a .me domain grabbed for $3 with Namecheap student coupon. Set cache-control: max-age=3600 so campus recruiters loading the site on spotty eduroam still see first paint in Publish to Trello or Buffer Using Built-In API Connector
Grab your Trello API key and token from https://trello.com/app-key and paste them into cells B1:B2 of a new tab named Secrets. In A4 enter ="https://api.trello.com/1/cards?idList="&$D$1&"&key="&Secrets.B1&"&token="&Secrets.B2&"&name="&ENCODEURL(C4)&"&desc="&ENCODEURL(D4)&"&due="&TEXT(E4,"yyyy-mm-dd") where D1 carries the target list ID, C4 the post title, D4 the caption, and E4 the scheduled UTC date. Drag the formula down for every row; select the generated URLs and execute Tools → API Connector → Request with method POST, no headers, no OAuth. Buffer works the same way: store the profile-specific access token in Secrets.B3 and drop ="https://api.bufferapp.com/1/profiles/"&$F$1&"/updates/[Create google drive direct link](https://Moreno-Realestate.com/agent/erikafluharty/).json?access_token="&Secrets.B3&"&text="&ENCODEURL(D4)&"&scheduled_at="&INT(E4-DATE(1970,1,1))*86400. Set API Connector to choke 1 request per second to respect rate limits (Trello 300 calls/10 s, Buffer 3 calls/min). Tag =IF(HTTP_RESPONSE_CODE=200,"