What happens when a post fails

Someone checks failures in the morning and after big scheduled bursts. Name them per day. A shared responsibility is a missed one.

The window should be shorter than the client's patience. If they refresh the feed at lunch, you want to know by late morning.

Expired connections, wrong aspect ratios, banned music, and captions over a limit. Keep a short note of the fix for each so the cover person is not researching from scratch.

Do not keep retrying a rejected claim. If the network rejected the content, read why before you push it again.

A post that missed a promised hour should be acknowledged if they were waiting on it for a launch. A quiet retry that lands twenty minutes later may not need a speech. Use judgment, then make the rule of thumb consistent.

Do not hide a miss that changed a date-based offer. Honesty is cheaper than a customer who used a dead code.

If the same account disconnects weekly, the connection is the work. Re-authenticating forever is not a strategy. Assign someone to repair it during business hours.

Log the failure on the row. A month of red badges with no log will be described later as "the tool is flaky," which may or may not be true.