Content Brain Affiliate Product Content Pack Checklist

Document Type: Checklist
Status: Active
Version: v1.1
Authority: Content Brain under HeadOffice governance
Applies To: Affiliate Product Content Pack Qualification, Planning, Production, Review, Approval, Publishing Preparation, Measurement And Lifecycle Management
Parent: Content Brain
Enforcement Mode: Operational
Last Reviewed: 2026-06-15

Content Brain Affiliate Product Content Pack Checklist

Purpose

The Content Brain Affiliate Product Content Pack Checklist defines the practical verification process used to confirm whether an affiliate product content pack is:

  • necessary
  • correctly planned
  • sufficiently sourced
  • accurately produced
  • internally consistent
  • properly reviewed
  • human approved
  • publishing-ready
  • measurable
  • lifecycle-ready

This Checklist operates beneath the Content Brain Affiliate Product Content Pack Framework.

The Framework defines how affiliate content packs should work.

This Checklist confirms whether an individual pack has followed that Framework.

The Checklist exists to prevent:

  • unnecessary content packs
  • packs with unclear offer status
  • packs with no defined audience
  • packs with no funnel role
  • disconnected assets
  • incomplete assets
  • outline-only assets being treated as finished content
  • inconsistent offer details
  • inconsistent claims
  • missing disclosures
  • weak message match
  • incomplete review
  • premature publishing
  • incomplete packs being presented as complete
  • packs with no measurement or lifecycle plan

Core Principle

A content pack is not complete because an asset list exists.

A content pack is not complete because briefs exist.

A content pack is not complete because outlines exist.

A content pack is not complete because individual drafts exist.

A pack is complete only when the required approved assets:

  • have been fully produced
  • have completed editing
  • work together
  • use consistent source material
  • use consistent offer details
  • remain within approved evidence and claim boundaries
  • contain required disclosures
  • have completed required specialist review
  • have completed required Affiliate Brain review
  • have completed required Ads Brain review
  • have received human approval
  • have completed publishing preparation
  • are ready for their approved destinations

Scope

This Checklist applies to:

  • Minimum Affiliate Product Content Packs
  • Standard Affiliate Product Content Packs
  • Full Affiliate Product Content Packs
  • Custom Affiliate Product Content Packs
  • affiliate website packs
  • affiliate funnel packs
  • paid-traffic support packs
  • organic-content packs
  • article packs
  • video and script packs
  • advertising packs
  • newsletter and email packs
  • social content packs
  • refresh packs
  • repurposing packs
  • correction packs
  • merged packs
  • retirement packs

What This Checklist Does Not Authorise

This Checklist does not independently authorise:

  • offer approval
  • offer rejection
  • campaign approval
  • testing approval
  • stage progression
  • budget approval
  • bidding
  • targeting
  • campaign deployment
  • campaign optimisation
  • controlled scaling
  • statistical interpretation
  • final legal interpretation
  • final compliance interpretation
  • broad research
  • autonomous publication
  • autonomous social posting
  • autonomous email sending
  • autonomous advertising deployment
  • plugin development
  • worker activation
  • AI Employee activation
  • Brain Room routing
  • automatic M handoff

These remain controlled by the appropriate Brain, human authority, framework, protocol or authorised system.

Checklist Decision Model

Each section should receive one of the following decisions:

  • Pass
  • Pass With Minor Action
  • Hold
  • Fail
  • Not Applicable

A pack must not receive final approval while a mandatory section remains:

  • Hold
  • Fail
  • Not Reviewed

Pack Review Record

Pack Name:

Offer:

Offer Status:

Project:

Campaign:

Pack Type:

Content Action:

Primary Audience:

Primary Funnel Role:

Traffic Source:

Primary Destination:

Pack Owner:

Production Owner:

Editing Owner:

Affiliate Brain Reviewer:

Ads Brain Reviewer:

Specialist Reviewer:

Human Approval Owner:

Publishing Owner:

Measurement Owner:

Lifecycle Owner:

Review Date:

Current Pack Status:

Stage 1: Pack Requirement Check

Confirm whether a coordinated content pack is genuinely required.

Required checks:

  • more than one related asset is needed
  • the assets support one shared affiliate objective
  • the assets require coordinated messaging
  • the assets require shared source material
  • the assets require shared evidence or claim control
  • the assets support one connected funnel, campaign or audience journey
  • the work cannot be handled more efficiently as one standalone asset
  • existing content does not already satisfy the requirement
  • pack production is justified by current offer status
  • pack size is proportionate to the business need

Pass condition:

A coordinated pack is the correct production model.

Fail condition:

The proposed pack creates unnecessary content volume, duplication or complexity.

Failure action:

Reduce the request to:

  • one standalone asset
  • one refresh
  • one correction
  • one repurposed asset
  • no action

Pack Required:

Yes

No

Reason:

Decision:

Stage 2: Originating Authority Check

Confirm the request has a valid source.

Possible originating authorities include:

  • Martyn
  • HeadOffice
  • Affiliate Brain
  • Ads Brain
  • Strategy Brain
  • authorised human operator
  • approved campaign requirement
  • approved offer requirement
  • approved lifecycle decision
  • approved refresh decision
  • approved repurposing decision
  • approved correction requirement

Required checks:

  • requesting authority identified
  • request purpose recorded
  • offer identified
  • project identified
  • campaign identified where relevant
  • pack owner identified
  • approval owner identified
  • publishing owner identified
  • unresolved authority conflict absent

Pass condition:

The pack has a clear authorised source and ownership.

Fail condition:

The pack was created without clear authority or ownership.

Failure action:

Return for request qualification.

Decision:

Stage 3: Offer Status Check

Confirm the offer status before pack work progresses.

Possible statuses:

  • Exploratory
  • Approved For Research
  • Approved For Planning
  • Approved For Funnel Support
  • Approved For Testing Support
  • Live Campaign Support
  • Refresh Existing Support
  • Retired
  • Rejected
  • Held
  • Unknown

Required checks:

  • offer status confirmed by Affiliate Brain or authorised human
  • offer has sufficient authority for current pack stage
  • live-use production is authorised where required
  • testing assets are authorised where required
  • retired or rejected offers are not receiving new promotional assets
  • unclear status is not being treated as approval

Pass condition:

Offer status supports the current pack activity.

Fail condition:

The offer status is unclear, insufficient, retired or rejected.

Failure action:

Hold pack production.

Offer Status:

Current Authorised Activity:

Decision:

Stage 4: Pack Objective Check

Confirm the pack has one clear primary objective.

Possible objectives include:

  • problem education
  • solution education
  • mechanism education
  • offer introduction
  • pre-sell support
  • bridge-page support
  • review support
  • comparison support
  • trust development
  • objection handling
  • paid-traffic support
  • organic-traffic support
  • email nurture
  • social education
  • launch support
  • retargeting support
  • content refresh
  • content repurposing
  • correction
  • retirement

Required checks:

  • primary objective defined
  • secondary objective defined where relevant
  • expected audience outcome defined
  • expected business outcome defined
  • primary destination defined
  • pack assets support the objective
  • no unrelated assets have been added
  • pack scope is not broader than required

Pass condition:

Every asset contributes to the approved pack objective.

Fail condition:

The pack is a collection of possible assets without a clear shared purpose.

Decision:

Stage 5: Audience Check

Confirm the pack is designed for a defined audience.

Required checks:

  • primary audience defined
  • secondary audience defined where relevant
  • audience segment defined
  • buyer persona identified where relevant
  • awareness stage defined
  • journey stage defined
  • decision stage defined
  • knowledge level understood
  • primary problem defined
  • desired outcome defined
  • primary barrier defined
  • primary objection defined
  • trust level considered
  • decision criteria considered
  • customer language available where required

Pass condition:

The pack speaks to a known audience and journey stage.

Fail condition:

The pack is generic or attempts to speak to everyone.

Decision:

Stage 6: Funnel Role Check

Confirm the pack has a defined role in the affiliate pathway.

Possible funnel roles include:

  • awareness
  • problem education
  • solution education
  • mechanism education
  • offer introduction
  • pre-sell
  • bridge
  • evaluation
  • review
  • comparison
  • trust
  • objection handling
  • conversion support
  • retargeting
  • follow-up
  • post-click education
  • lifecycle support

Required checks:

  • primary funnel role confirmed
  • secondary funnel role confirmed where relevant
  • entry point confirmed
  • next step confirmed
  • traffic source confirmed
  • central destination confirmed
  • asset sequence supports the funnel role
  • CTA path is coherent
  • the pack does not take over Affiliate Brain authority

Pass condition:

The pack has a clear place in the approved affiliate pathway.

Fail condition:

Assets exist without a defined journey or next step.

Decision:

Stage 7: Pack Model Check

Confirm the correct pack model has been selected.

Possible pack models:

  • Minimum Pack
  • Standard Pack
  • Full Pack
  • Custom Pack

Minimum Pack Check

Confirm:

  • the objective is narrow
  • the audience is focused
  • the traffic source is limited
  • only essential assets are included
  • early controlled use is appropriate
  • complete assets will be produced
  • outlines are not being counted as finished assets

Standard Pack Check

Confirm:

  • active funnel support is justified
  • multiple channels or assets are required
  • sufficient evidence exists
  • education, trust and conversion support are required
  • production scope remains manageable

Full Pack Check

Confirm:

  • full multi-channel production is justified
  • the offer has sufficient status and evidence
  • sufficient production capacity exists
  • the content system requires extensive asset coverage
  • full-pack production is not being used merely to create volume

Custom Pack Check

Confirm:

  • non-standard assets are justified
  • existing content has been considered
  • specialised channel requirements are documented
  • custom scope still follows shared controls

Selected Pack Model:

Reason:

Pack Model Appropriate:

Decision:

Stage 8: Existing-Content Check

Confirm existing content has been reviewed before new assets are created.

Required checks:

  • relevant website pages checked
  • relevant articles checked
  • relevant bridge pages checked
  • relevant reviews checked
  • relevant comparisons checked
  • relevant advertorials checked
  • relevant emails checked
  • relevant newsletters checked
  • relevant social content checked
  • relevant scripts checked
  • relevant advertising assets checked
  • relevant lead magnets checked
  • duplicate-content risk assessed
  • outdated content identified
  • reusable content identified
  • refresh opportunities identified
  • merge opportunities identified
  • repurposing opportunities identified
  • retirement needs identified

Possible actions:

  • create
  • refresh
  • expand
  • correct
  • merge
  • repurpose
  • reformat
  • relink
  • retire
  • archive
  • no action

Pass condition:

New production is limited to genuine content needs.

Fail condition:

The pack duplicates suitable existing content.

Decision:

Stage 9: Shared Source Check

Confirm the pack has a controlled source base.

Possible sources include:

  • Affiliate Brain offer intelligence
  • vendor materials
  • verified product information
  • Research Brain findings
  • Customer Brain intelligence
  • Search Intelligence
  • Strategy Brain direction
  • Creative Brain direction
  • Conversion Brain guidance
  • Compliance Brain boundaries
  • Ads Brain campaign requirements
  • approved existing content
  • approved performance signals
  • authorised human instructions

Required checks:

  • shared source list complete
  • source owners identified
  • source dates checked
  • source reliability considered
  • source gaps recorded
  • assumptions recorded
  • interpretations distinguished from facts
  • restricted source use identified
  • outdated sources removed
  • source conflicts resolved
  • no source fabricated

Source classifications may include:

  • confirmed fact
  • verified evidence
  • approved strategy
  • validated insight
  • emerging signal
  • working assumption
  • human instruction
  • content interpretation

Pass condition:

The pack uses a visible and controlled source base.

Fail condition:

Pack content relies on unclear, unsupported or fabricated source material.

Decision:

Stage 10: Shared Evidence Check

Confirm the evidence base supports pack claims.

Required checks:

  • evidence requirements defined
  • approved evidence identified
  • evidence gaps recorded
  • research requirements completed
  • claims linked to evidence where required
  • evidence limitations understood
  • evidence is not overstated
  • citations are accurate where required
  • no study or report is misrepresented
  • no expert endorsement is invented
  • no customer result is invented
  • no testimonial is invented
  • no outcome is presented as guaranteed without valid authority

Pass condition:

The pack’s factual and persuasive claims remain within approved evidence boundaries.

Fail condition:

Claims exceed the available evidence.

Failure action:

  • remove claim
  • qualify claim
  • request research
  • request specialist review
  • hold affected assets

Decision:

Stage 11: Shared Offer Detail Check

Confirm all assets use consistent verified offer information.

Required checks:

  • offer name consistent
  • vendor name consistent
  • product or service description consistent
  • price consistent where used
  • discount consistent where used
  • refund terms consistent
  • rebill terms consistent
  • subscription terms consistent
  • guarantee language consistent
  • delivery terms consistent
  • feature descriptions consistent
  • mechanism description consistent
  • intended-use language consistent
  • limitation statements consistent
  • vendor page correct
  • VSL correct
  • CTA destination correct
  • old offer details removed

Pass condition:

All pack assets represent the offer consistently.

Fail condition:

Offer details differ between assets without approved reason.

Decision:

Stage 12: Shared Claim Control Check

Confirm the pack uses controlled claim language.

Required checks:

  • approved claims listed
  • restricted claims listed
  • prohibited claims listed
  • claims requiring qualification identified
  • claims requiring evidence identified
  • claims requiring specialist review identified
  • guarantee language checked
  • urgency language checked
  • scarcity language checked
  • result language checked
  • comparison claims checked
  • health or medical claims checked
  • income or finance claims checked
  • safety claims checked
  • performance claims checked
  • no asset expands claims beyond the approved source

Claim Risk:

  • Low
  • Moderate
  • High
  • Critical

Pass condition:

Claims remain consistent, supportable and appropriately controlled across the pack.

Fail condition:

One or more assets introduce unsupported or unapproved claims.

Decision:

Stage 13: Shared Disclosure Check

Confirm disclosure requirements are defined and applied.

Required checks:

  • affiliate disclosure requirement confirmed
  • disclosure wording approved
  • website disclosure placement confirmed
  • review disclosure confirmed
  • comparison disclosure confirmed
  • advertorial disclosure confirmed
  • email disclosure confirmed
  • newsletter disclosure confirmed
  • social disclosure confirmed
  • video disclosure confirmed
  • advertising disclosure confirmed
  • platform-specific requirements considered
  • disclosure is visible
  • disclosure is understandable
  • disclosure is not hidden after the recommendation
  • Compliance Brain or authorised human review completed where required

Pass condition:

Required disclosures are present and suitable for each destination.

Fail condition:

Required affiliate, advertorial or material relationship disclosures are missing or unclear.

Decision:

Stage 14: Shared Message Check

Confirm the pack communicates one coherent approved message system.

Required checks:

  • primary message defined
  • supporting messages defined
  • primary angle defined
  • secondary angle defined
  • mechanism position consistent
  • authority position consistent
  • identity-outcome position consistent
  • trust position consistent
  • CTA direction coherent
  • audience problem consistently represented
  • expected outcome consistently represented
  • channel adaptation does not change core meaning
  • no asset introduces conflicting positioning

Pass condition:

The pack’s message remains coherent across assets and channels.

Fail condition:

Assets present conflicting promises, mechanisms, audiences or CTAs.

Decision:

Stage 15: Message-Match Check

Confirm continuity across the full content path.

Review where relevant:

  • ad to bridge page
  • ad to advertorial
  • social post to article
  • email to bridge page
  • article to review
  • YouTube video to description link
  • newsletter to offer page
  • bridge page to vendor page
  • pre-sell page to VSL
  • review page to vendor page
  • comparison page to selected offer
  • CTA to destination

Required checks:

  • audience remains consistent
  • problem remains consistent
  • hook remains connected
  • promise remains supportable
  • mechanism remains consistent
  • offer remains consistent
  • evidence remains consistent
  • CTA matches the next step
  • destination supports the expectation
  • no misleading jump exists

Pass condition:

The pack creates a coherent path from entry asset to approved next step.

Fail condition:

The destination cannot support the expectation created by the preceding asset.

Decision:

Stage 16: Asset Selection Check

Confirm every selected asset has a necessary role.

For each asset, verify:

  • asset name
  • asset type
  • content action
  • purpose
  • audience
  • funnel stage
  • channel
  • destination
  • source material
  • evidence requirement
  • claim risk
  • disclosure requirement
  • relationship to other assets
  • production order
  • approval owner
  • publishing owner
  • measurement requirement
  • lifecycle requirement

Required checks:

  • every asset has a defined purpose
  • no unnecessary asset has been included
  • no required asset is missing
  • each asset fits the selected pack model
  • each asset has a destination
  • each asset has ownership
  • each asset connects to the pack architecture

Pass condition:

The selected asset set is complete but proportionate.

Fail condition:

The pack contains unnecessary assets or omits critical assets.

Decision:

Stage 17: Central Asset Check

Confirm the pack has a central asset or central destination where required.

Possible central assets include:

  • bridge page
  • pre-sell page
  • advertorial
  • affiliate review
  • comparison page
  • buyer guide
  • topic hub
  • YouTube video
  • webinar
  • email sequence
  • lead magnet

Required checks:

  • central asset identified
  • central asset purpose defined
  • supporting assets connect correctly
  • CTA pathway supports the central asset
  • central asset is complete
  • central asset has passed editing
  • central asset has passed required review
  • destination is confirmed

Pass condition:

The pack has a clear centre or primary journey.

Fail condition:

Supporting assets lead to unclear or conflicting destinations.

Decision:

Stage 18: Pack Architecture Check

Confirm the relationship between assets is clear.

Pack Entry Asset:

Education Asset:

Trust Asset:

Evaluation Asset:

Conversion-Support Asset:

Follow-Up Asset:

Repurposed Assets:

Primary Destination:

Secondary Destination:

Measurement Points:

Required checks:

  • entry assets identified
  • supporting sequence defined
  • internal links defined
  • CTAs defined
  • dependencies recorded
  • destination order confirmed
  • publication order considered
  • no circular or broken pathway exists
  • assets do not compete unnecessarily
  • pack remains understandable to the audience

Pass condition:

The pack operates as a coordinated content system.

Fail condition:

Assets exist as disconnected pieces.

Decision:

Stage 19: Production Instruction Check

Confirm each asset has the correct level of production instruction.

Possible instruction levels:

  • Full Content Brief
  • Short Production Brief
  • Outline Or Blueprint
  • Direct Production Instruction

Required checks:

  • instruction level selected
  • level is proportionate
  • purpose is clear
  • audience is clear
  • asset type is clear
  • destination is clear
  • source material is clear
  • evidence requirements are clear
  • claim boundaries are clear
  • required structure is clear
  • CTA is clear
  • review requirements are clear
  • completion standard is clear

Pass condition:

Each asset is sufficiently defined for production without unnecessary briefing overhead.

Fail condition:

The asset is under-defined or over-briefed.

Decision:

Stage 20: Production Order Check

Confirm asset production occurs in a logical sequence.

Recommended general sequence:

  1. Pack controls
  2. Shared sources
  3. Offer details
  4. Evidence and claims
  5. Central funnel asset
  6. Supporting website assets
  7. Authority and educational assets
  8. Newsletter and email assets
  9. Video and script assets
  10. Social assets
  11. Advertising assets
  12. Cross-asset editing
  13. Message-match review
  14. Specialist review
  15. Affiliate Brain review
  16. Ads Brain review where required
  17. Human approval
  18. Publishing preparation
  19. Pack readiness
  20. Human-controlled publication or deployment

Required checks:

  • dependencies identified
  • central asset produced early enough
  • supporting assets use approved central messaging
  • ad assets are not finalised before destination message is stable
  • publication sequence is considered
  • production order does not create avoidable rework

Pass condition:

Production order reflects asset dependencies.

Fail condition:

Assets are produced in a way that creates inconsistency or avoidable rework.

Decision:

Stage 21: Complete Asset Production Check

Confirm each required asset has been fully produced.

The following do not count as completed assets unless specifically requested:

  • idea lists
  • outlines
  • content seeds
  • headline lists
  • section notes
  • brief summaries
  • recommendations
  • rough fragments
  • incomplete drafts
  • placeholder copy

For each asset, record:

Asset Name:

Required Output:

Current Status:

Complete:

Editing Complete:

Specialist Review Complete:

Affiliate Brain Review Complete:

Ads Brain Review Complete:

Human Approval Complete:

Publishing Preparation Complete:

Destination:

Outstanding Action:

Pass condition:

Every required pack asset exists as a complete usable asset.

Fail condition:

One or more required assets remain incomplete or are represented only by outlines or ideas.

Decision:

Stage 22: Individual Asset Quality Check

Confirm each asset meets the Content Brain quality standard.

Required checks:

  • clear
  • useful
  • specific
  • audience-aligned
  • intent-aligned
  • channel-appropriate
  • complete
  • correctly structured
  • accurate
  • evidence-aware
  • appropriately persuasive
  • non-generic
  • free from unnecessary repetition
  • free from filler
  • free from unsupported claims
  • correctly formatted
  • CTA appropriate
  • disclosures included where required

Pass condition:

Each asset is independently fit for its intended role.

Fail condition:

One or more assets are thin, generic, unclear, incomplete or unsuitable.

Decision:

Stage 23: Cross-Asset Editing Check

Confirm pack-level editing has occurred after individual asset editing.

Required checks:

  • offer details consistent
  • price and terms consistent
  • mechanism consistent
  • audience consistent
  • claim language consistent
  • evidence represented consistently
  • disclosures present where required
  • CTA pathway coherent
  • destination links correct
  • tone suitable across channels
  • intentional repetition distinguished from duplication
  • conflicting statements removed
  • unnecessary repetition reduced
  • asset order makes sense
  • internal links work
  • pack navigation works
  • message match preserved
  • outdated versions removed from the pack

Pass condition:

The pack operates as one coordinated system.

Fail condition:

Assets contradict, duplicate or weaken one another.

Decision:

Stage 24: Internal-Linking Check

Confirm website and content relationships are correctly linked.

Required checks:

  • central page links present
  • supporting article links present
  • review links present
  • comparison links present
  • FAQ links present
  • trust links present
  • bridge-page links correct
  • vendor links correct
  • affiliate tracking links correct where authorised
  • anchor text natural
  • links support the reader
  • no excessive money-page pushing
  • no broken links
  • no test or staging links
  • redirect needs documented
  • retirement-related link changes documented

Pass condition:

Internal linking supports navigation, funnel movement and site structure.

Fail condition:

Links are missing, broken, forced or misleading.

Decision:

Stage 25: Advertising Asset Check

Use where the pack contains paid advertising assets.

Required checks:

  • Ads Brain request confirmed
  • platform confirmed
  • campaign role confirmed
  • audience confirmed
  • format confirmed
  • angle confirmed
  • hook confirmed
  • CTA confirmed
  • destination confirmed
  • message match confirmed
  • variations labelled
  • test requirements followed
  • claims within approved limits
  • disclosures included where required
  • creative requirements complete
  • no unapproved urgency
  • no unapproved scarcity
  • no unapproved guarantee
  • Ads Brain review complete
  • deployment remains human controlled

Pass condition:

Advertising assets are complete and suitable for authorised campaign handling.

Fail condition:

Assets introduce unapproved campaign, claim or deployment decisions.

Decision:

Stage 26: Email And Newsletter Check

Use where the pack contains newsletters or email sequences.

Required checks:

  • audience or list confirmed
  • email purpose confirmed
  • sequence order confirmed
  • subject lines complete
  • preview text complete
  • emails complete
  • CTA pathway coherent
  • links checked
  • personalisation fields checked
  • offer details consistent
  • disclosures included
  • sending owner confirmed
  • schedule confirmed
  • follow-up logic confirmed
  • measurement requirement defined
  • email-platform formatting prepared
  • sending remains human controlled

Pass condition:

Email and newsletter assets are complete and deployment-ready.

Fail condition:

Emails are incomplete, inconsistent or have no approved sending path.

Decision:

Stage 27: Video And Script Check

Use where the pack contains video or audio scripts.

Required checks:

  • script type confirmed
  • platform confirmed
  • duration confirmed
  • hook complete
  • opening complete
  • structure complete
  • pacing reviewed
  • spoken language reviewed
  • scene guidance complete where required
  • shot guidance complete where required
  • on-screen text complete
  • claims checked
  • evidence checked
  • CTA confirmed
  • disclosure requirements confirmed
  • production notes complete
  • human approval recorded

Pass condition:

Scripts are complete and production-ready.

Fail condition:

Scripts are incomplete, hard to deliver or contain unsupported material.

Decision:

Stage 28: Social Content Check

Use where the pack contains social assets.

Required checks:

  • platform identified
  • platform-specific format used
  • hook suitable
  • core message clear
  • length suitable
  • tone suitable
  • CTA suitable
  • visual requirements defined
  • links correct
  • claims checked
  • disclosure requirements checked
  • source meaning preserved
  • generic cross-platform copying removed
  • scheduling owner confirmed
  • posting remains human controlled

Pass condition:

Social assets are adapted correctly for their platforms.

Fail condition:

Social assets are generic copies or introduce unsupported claims.

Decision:

Stage 29: Affiliate Review And Comparison Check

Use where the pack contains review or comparison content.

Required checks:

  • review purpose clear
  • comparison criteria clear
  • offer details verified
  • intended audience fit explained
  • benefits supportable
  • limitations included
  • alternatives treated fairly
  • competitor claims checked
  • no fabricated firsthand experience
  • no fake testing
  • no fake expert authority
  • refund and rebill details verified where included
  • disclosure present
  • CTA appropriate
  • Affiliate Brain review complete where required

Pass condition:

Review and comparison assets are fair, transparent and useful.

Fail condition:

The asset uses deceptive independence, fabricated experience or unsupported superiority.

Decision:

Stage 30: Advertorial And Pre-Sell Check

Use where the pack contains advertorial, pre-sell or bridge content.

Required checks:

  • traffic source confirmed
  • audience stage confirmed
  • hook aligned
  • educational value present
  • mechanism represented accurately
  • offer transition clear
  • CTA appropriate
  • disclosure present where required
  • advertorial presentation not deceptive
  • no fabricated reporting
  • no invented customer story
  • no fake testimonial
  • no unsupported urgency
  • destination accurately represented
  • message match confirmed
  • human approval recorded

Pass condition:

The asset prepares the audience without deception or overstatement.

Fail condition:

The asset creates false editorial independence or unsupported expectations.

Decision:

Stage 31: Specialist Review Check

Confirm required specialist review has been completed.

Possible reviewers include:

  • Compliance Brain
  • legal reviewer
  • medical reviewer
  • financial reviewer
  • technical reviewer
  • product reviewer
  • offer reviewer
  • brand reviewer
  • strategy reviewer
  • client
  • stakeholder

Required checks:

  • risk level classified
  • reviewer identified
  • correct version reviewed
  • reviewer decision recorded
  • mandatory changes completed
  • shared changes applied across all affected assets
  • unresolved risks held
  • re-review completed where required

Pass condition:

All required specialist review is complete.

Fail condition:

Material risk remains unresolved.

Decision:

Stage 32: Affiliate Brain Review Check

Confirm Affiliate Brain review where required.

Required checks:

  • offer status remains correct
  • funnel role remains correct
  • campaign context remains correct
  • asset selection supports approved pathway
  • traffic-source context remains correct
  • CTA path remains correct
  • testing requirements respected
  • controlled variations labelled
  • no unapproved affiliate decision introduced
  • rejected or held assets identified

Pass condition:

The pack remains aligned with Affiliate Brain authority.

Fail condition:

The pack introduces unapproved offer, funnel or testing decisions.

Decision:

Stage 33: Ads Brain Review Check

Use where the pack contains paid campaign assets.

Required checks:

  • platform requirements confirmed
  • campaign role confirmed
  • asset formats confirmed
  • test requirements confirmed
  • variation labels confirmed
  • destination confirmed
  • message match confirmed
  • creative requirements confirmed
  • Ads Brain review decision recorded
  • no budget, bidding or targeting decision introduced by Content Brain

Pass condition:

Advertising assets meet Ads Brain requirements without crossing authority boundaries.

Decision:

Stage 34: Human Approval Check

Confirm an authorised human has approved the correct pack and asset versions.

Required checks:

  • approval owner identified
  • correct pack version reviewed
  • correct asset versions reviewed
  • approval decision recorded
  • requested changes completed
  • selected assets approved
  • held assets identified
  • rejected assets identified
  • destination approved
  • publication sequence approved
  • partial release approved where relevant
  • approval date recorded

Possible decisions:

  • Pack Approved
  • Pack Approved With Minor Changes
  • Selected Assets Approved
  • Pack Revision Required
  • Evidence Required
  • Specialist Review Required
  • Affiliate Brain Review Required
  • Ads Brain Review Required
  • Pack Held
  • Pack Rejected
  • Pack Cancelled

Pass condition:

The approved assets and versions are clearly identified.

Fail condition:

Approval is missing, unclear or applies to a different version.

Decision:

Stage 35: Final-Version Check

Confirm the correct versions are being prepared for use.

Required checks:

  • pack version confirmed
  • asset versions confirmed
  • old drafts separated
  • file names correct
  • page titles correct
  • asset titles correct
  • approved copy matches destination copy
  • no unresolved comments
  • no tracked changes where inappropriate
  • no placeholders
  • no internal instructions in public content
  • no obsolete offer details
  • no duplicate final files
  • approved links included

Pass condition:

The correct approved versions are ready.

Fail condition:

Version uncertainty remains.

Decision:

Stage 36: Publishing Preparation Check

Confirm all assets are correctly prepared for their destinations.

Required checks where relevant:

  • final titles confirmed
  • URLs confirmed
  • slugs confirmed
  • page hierarchy confirmed
  • metadata confirmed
  • headings confirmed
  • internal links confirmed
  • external links confirmed
  • affiliate links confirmed
  • CTA placement confirmed
  • image requirements confirmed
  • alt text confirmed
  • captions confirmed
  • disclosures confirmed
  • formatting complete
  • platform variations complete
  • asset naming complete
  • destination confirmed
  • publishing instructions complete
  • delivery instructions complete
  • publication sequence complete
  • measurement notes complete

Pass condition:

An authorised human can publish or deploy the assets without further content work.

Fail condition:

The pack remains in Publishing Preparation.

Decision:

Stage 37: Pack-Level Publishing Readiness Check

Confirm the complete pack is genuinely ready.

Required checks:

  • required assets complete
  • missing assets resolved
  • individual editing complete
  • cross-asset editing complete
  • offer details consistent
  • evidence sufficient
  • claims controlled
  • disclosures complete
  • message match confirmed
  • specialist review complete
  • Affiliate Brain review complete where required
  • Ads Brain review complete where required
  • human approval recorded
  • final versions confirmed
  • destinations confirmed
  • publishing preparation complete
  • publication sequence confirmed
  • measurement ownership clear
  • lifecycle ownership clear

Possible decisions:

  • Publishing-Ready
  • Delivery-Ready
  • Partially Publishing-Ready
  • Hold For Missing Assets
  • Hold For Revision
  • Hold For Evidence
  • Hold For Specialist Review
  • Hold For Affiliate Brain Review
  • Hold For Ads Brain Review
  • Hold For Human Approval
  • Hold For Publishing Preparation
  • Rejected
  • Cancelled

Decision:

Stage 38: Partial-Pack Release Check

Use when only part of the pack will be released.

Required checks:

  • approved assets are independently usable
  • missing assets do not create a misleading gap
  • release does not break the funnel
  • release does not break message match
  • release does not break disclosures
  • release does not create unsupported claims
  • release does not create broken links
  • human approval explicitly permits partial release
  • remaining assets remain clearly marked incomplete
  • pack status remains Partially Approved or Partially Published
  • later publication sequence remains recorded

Pass condition:

Partial release is safe, useful and explicitly approved.

Fail condition:

The pack must remain held.

Decision:

Stage 39: Human-Controlled Publication Or Deployment Check

Confirm final action remains human controlled.

Required checks:

  • publishing owner identified
  • deployment owner identified
  • schedule confirmed
  • destination permissions confirmed
  • approved version used
  • links tested
  • publication result confirmed
  • failed publication not marked Published
  • failed delivery not marked Delivered
  • failed deployment not treated as Live
  • publication date recorded
  • delivery date recorded
  • campaign deployment remains under Ads Brain and human control

The Checklist does not authorise autonomous:

  • WordPress publication
  • website editing
  • social posting
  • social scheduling
  • newsletter sending
  • email deployment
  • advertising deployment
  • campaign changes
  • document delivery
  • client delivery

Decision:

Stage 40: Publication Sequence Check

Confirm pack assets will be published or deployed in the correct order.

For each asset, record:

Asset:

Destination:

Publishing Date:

Publishing Owner:

Dependency:

Status:

Required checks:

  • landing destinations exist before traffic is sent
  • internal links will work at release
  • email timing is correct
  • social timing is correct
  • campaign timing is correct
  • supporting articles exist where required
  • review time is included
  • correction time is included
  • launch dependencies are visible
  • held assets do not block approved independent assets unless required

Pass condition:

The publication sequence is practical and coherent.

Decision:

Stage 41: Asset-Level Measurement Check

Confirm meaningful assets have appropriate measurement requirements.

Possible signals:

  • impressions
  • clicks
  • click-through rate
  • bridge-page progression
  • VSL progression
  • conversion support
  • search visibility
  • rankings
  • email opens
  • email clicks
  • video retention
  • social engagement
  • time on page
  • CTA interaction
  • internal-link use
  • customer feedback
  • compliance concerns
  • content-decay signals

Required checks:

  • signal defined
  • measurement owner defined
  • review date defined
  • relevant authority identified
  • signal limitations understood
  • no single signal treated as proof without context

Decision:

Stage 42: Pack-Level Measurement Check

Confirm the pack can be reviewed as a connected system.

Possible pack-level signals:

  • progression across assets
  • cross-channel consistency
  • assisted conversions
  • repeated objections
  • asset contribution
  • channel contribution
  • journey-stage movement
  • weak sequence points
  • message-match problems
  • content gaps
  • claim-risk patterns
  • content-decay patterns
  • unused assets
  • duplicated assets

Required checks:

  • primary pack signal defined
  • secondary pack signals defined
  • review owner identified
  • review timing defined
  • Affiliate Brain feedback path identified
  • Ads Brain feedback path identified where relevant
  • Data Brain input identified where relevant
  • Experimentation Brain input identified where relevant
  • Content Brain lifecycle action path identified

Decision:

Stage 43: Refresh Readiness Check

Use where the pack or one or more assets require refresh.

Required checks:

  • refresh trigger identified
  • affected assets identified
  • shared controls reviewed
  • outdated offer details identified
  • outdated evidence identified
  • changed claims identified
  • disclosure changes identified
  • message-match changes identified
  • broken links identified
  • content-decay issues identified
  • refresh scope approved
  • useful existing content preserved
  • review and approval requirements confirmed

Possible refresh triggers:

  • offer change
  • price change
  • refund change
  • rebill change
  • guarantee change
  • vendor-page change
  • VSL change
  • product change
  • evidence change
  • claim concern
  • compliance change
  • audience change
  • campaign change
  • traffic-source change
  • performance decline
  • search decline
  • broken links
  • new research
  • new objections
  • new customer language

Decision:

Stage 44: Correction Check

Use where an error affects one or more assets.

Required checks:

  • error identified
  • risk assessed
  • affected assets identified
  • live-use decision made
  • correction produced
  • shared changes applied
  • cross-asset review completed
  • specialist review completed where required
  • human approval completed
  • update prepared
  • correction outcome recorded

Possible errors:

  • wrong offer detail
  • wrong price
  • wrong refund term
  • wrong rebill term
  • unsupported claim
  • missing disclosure
  • broken link
  • incorrect CTA
  • message mismatch
  • outdated evidence
  • technical inaccuracy
  • compliance concern

High-risk errors may require immediate holding or removal.

Decision:

Stage 45: Merge Check

Use where overlapping assets or packs should be consolidated.

Required checks:

  • primary asset or pack selected
  • secondary assets identified
  • useful material preserved
  • duplicate material removed
  • conflicting details resolved
  • shared controls reconciled
  • final architecture defined
  • internal links updated
  • redirect requirements confirmed
  • retirement requirements confirmed
  • human approval recorded
  • old assets not removed before validation

Decision:

Stage 46: Repurposing Check

Use where approved pack assets are adapted to new channels or formats.

Required checks:

  • source asset identified
  • source asset approved
  • repurposing objective defined
  • new audience confirmed
  • new channel confirmed
  • new format confirmed
  • core meaning preserved
  • evidence preserved correctly
  • claims not expanded
  • disclosure requirements adapted
  • structure adapted
  • tone adapted
  • length adapted
  • CTA adapted
  • visual requirements adapted
  • human approval recorded
  • relationship to original asset recorded

Decision:

Stage 47: Retirement Check

Use where pack assets should be removed, archived or replaced.

Required checks:

  • retirement trigger identified
  • Affiliate Brain offer status confirmed
  • campaign use checked
  • traffic checked
  • search visibility checked
  • inbound links checked
  • internal links checked
  • email use checked
  • newsletter use checked
  • social use checked
  • advertising use checked
  • replacement identified where required
  • redirects planned
  • archive requirements identified
  • human approval recorded
  • historical record preserved where required

Possible retirement triggers:

  • offer rejected
  • offer retired
  • vendor relationship ended
  • product unavailable
  • content inaccurate
  • funnel abandoned
  • campaign permanently ended
  • compliance risk unresolved
  • replacement asset approved
  • maintenance no longer justified

Decision:

Stage 48: Queue And Automation Boundary Check

Confirm inactive or future systems have not been treated as operational.

The following are not active operational systems:

  • Content Opportunity Queue
  • Content Production Queue
  • Content Refresh Queue
  • Content Repurposing Queue

These may exist as:

  • concepts
  • specifications
  • future interface ideas
  • future structured-workflow candidates

They must not be treated as:

  • active routing systems
  • automatic production systems
  • autonomous task systems
  • current operational dependencies

Required checks:

  • no inactive queue dependency exists
  • no autonomous routing assumed
  • no worker assumed
  • no AI Employee assumed
  • no Brain Room routing assumed
  • no automatic M handoff assumed
  • manual ownership remains clear

Decision:

Stop Conditions

Stop pack progression when:

  • offer status is unclear
  • offer status does not permit current work
  • pack objective is unclear
  • audience is unclear
  • funnel role is unclear
  • pack is unnecessary
  • existing content already satisfies the need
  • source material is insufficient
  • evidence is insufficient
  • offer details conflict
  • claims are unsupported
  • disclosures are missing
  • required assets are incomplete
  • central asset is incomplete
  • cross-asset contradictions remain
  • specialist review is incomplete
  • Affiliate Brain review is incomplete where required
  • Ads Brain review is incomplete where required
  • human approval is missing
  • final version is unclear
  • destination is unclear
  • publishing preparation is incomplete
  • publication sequence is unclear
  • partial release is not explicitly approved
  • high-risk error remains unresolved

Final Pack Decision

Pack Name:

Offer:

Pack Model:

Pack Version:

Review Date:

Decision Owner:

Final Decision:

Available decisions:

  • Pack Approved
  • Pack Approved With Minor Actions
  • Selected Assets Approved
  • Partially Publishing-Ready
  • Publishing-Ready
  • Delivery-Ready
  • Hold For Offer Status
  • Hold For Research
  • Hold For Sources
  • Hold For Evidence
  • Hold For Missing Assets
  • Hold For Revision
  • Hold For Specialist Review
  • Hold For Affiliate Brain Review
  • Hold For Ads Brain Review
  • Hold For Human Approval
  • Hold For Publishing Preparation
  • Retirement Approved
  • Rejected
  • Cancelled

Approved Assets:

Held Assets:

Rejected Assets:

Outstanding Actions:

Publishing Owner:

Measurement Owner:

Lifecycle Owner:

Next Review Date:

Minimum Pack Checklist

Use this only for simple Minimum Packs.

Confirm:

  • pack is genuinely required
  • request authority is clear
  • offer status is clear
  • objective is clear
  • audience is clear
  • funnel role is clear
  • pack model is appropriate
  • existing content has been checked
  • required assets are defined
  • required assets are complete
  • shared sources are confirmed
  • evidence is sufficient
  • offer details are consistent
  • claims are controlled
  • disclosures are complete
  • message match is confirmed
  • editing is complete
  • cross-asset editing is complete
  • specialist review is complete where required
  • Affiliate Brain review is complete where required
  • Ads Brain review is complete where required
  • human approval is recorded
  • final versions are confirmed
  • destinations are confirmed
  • publishing preparation is complete
  • publication sequence is confirmed
  • measurement path is defined
  • lifecycle owner is defined

The Minimum Pack Checklist must not be used for:

  • complex packs
  • high-risk packs
  • full multi-channel packs
  • sensitive claims
  • unclear offer status
  • incomplete sources
  • incomplete evidence
  • packs requiring extensive specialist review

Relationship To Content Brain Affiliate Product Content Pack Framework

The Affiliate Product Content Pack Framework defines:

  • pack principles
  • pack models
  • planning
  • production
  • review
  • approval
  • publishing preparation
  • measurement
  • lifecycle management

This Checklist verifies whether a pack has followed that Framework.

Framework = operating method

Checklist = practical verification

Relationship To Content Brain Affiliate Funnel Support Map

The Affiliate Funnel Support Map defines how Content Brain supports affiliate pathways.

This Checklist confirms whether a specific content pack is complete and ready within that pathway.

Relationship To Content Brain Content Production System Framework

The Content Production System Framework defines the general production process.

This Checklist verifies whether pack and asset production has completed the required stages.

Relationship To Content Brain Content Brief Template

The Content Brief Template provides:

  • Full Content Brief
  • Short Production Brief
  • Outline Or Blueprint
  • Direct Production Instruction

This Checklist confirms whether the selected instruction level sufficiently defined the work.

Relationship To Content Brain Publishing Readiness Checklist

The Publishing Readiness Checklist controls universal asset readiness.

This Checklist adds affiliate pack-level checks for:

  • offer status
  • funnel role
  • shared offer details
  • shared claims
  • shared disclosures
  • cross-asset editing
  • pack completeness
  • Affiliate Brain review
  • Ads Brain review
  • pack measurement
  • pack lifecycle

Relationship To Affiliate Brain

Affiliate Brain controls:

  • offer status
  • affiliate opportunity
  • funnel requirements
  • campaign context
  • testing stage
  • stage progression
  • kill decisions
  • scaling decisions

Content Brain controls:

  • pack planning
  • complete asset production
  • editing
  • cross-asset editing
  • publishing preparation
  • content lifecycle work

Relationship To Ads Brain

Ads Brain controls:

  • platform selection
  • campaign structure
  • targeting
  • budgets
  • bidding
  • testing deployment
  • optimisation
  • scaling

Content Brain produces authorised advertising content.

Relationship To Research Brain

Research Brain controls broad research authority.

Content Brain uses approved research to produce pack assets.

Relationship To Compliance Brain

Compliance Brain controls specialist claim and disclosure interpretation.

This Checklist does not replace Compliance Brain review.

Relationship To Experimentation Brain

Experimentation Brain controls test validity and interpretation.

The Checklist verifies that required variants and labels exist.

It does not determine whether a test is valid.

Relationship To Data Brain

Data Brain controls measurement integrity.

Content Brain uses approved signals for content lifecycle decisions.

Relationship To MCR

MCR remains the source of truth.

This page defines the master affiliate product content-pack verification standard.

Operational versions must not replace MCR authority.

Relationship To mwmscontentbrain.site

A simplified operational checklist may later support:

  • pack qualification
  • offer status
  • pack objective
  • audience
  • funnel role
  • asset selection
  • sources
  • evidence
  • claims
  • disclosures
  • production status
  • cross-asset editing
  • specialist review
  • Affiliate Brain review
  • Ads Brain review
  • human approval
  • publishing preparation
  • final readiness
  • measurement
  • lifecycle actions

No operational interface build is authorised by this Checklist.

Relationship To Content Brain Copy Map

This page is classified as:

Classification: Simplify Before Copy

Source Of Truth: MCR

Future Operational Use: Affiliate Product Content Pack Verification Workspace

Future Plugin Or UI: Possible Affiliate Content Pack Checklist Module

No plugin or UI implementation is authorised by this Checklist.

Relationship To Content Brain Page Registry

This page should be listed as:

Page Title: Content Brain Affiliate Product Content Pack Checklist

Document Type: Checklist

Parent Page: Content Brain

Status: Active

Version: v1.1

Classification: Simplify Before Copy

Source Of Truth: MCR

Current Manual Operating Boundary

The affiliate content-pack checklist remains manually controlled.

Current restrictions:

  • no automatic pack qualification
  • no unrestricted pack generator
  • no autonomous asset production
  • no autonomous editing
  • no autonomous specialist approval
  • no autonomous Affiliate Brain approval
  • no autonomous Ads Brain approval
  • no autonomous human approval
  • no autonomous publishing
  • no autonomous social posting
  • no autonomous social scheduling
  • no autonomous newsletter sending
  • no autonomous email deployment
  • no autonomous advertising deployment
  • no autonomous campaign changes
  • no active content queues
  • no Brain Room routing
  • no automatic M handoff
  • no worker activation
  • no AI Employee activation
  • no interference with M’s Research Brain work

The presence of this Checklist does not authorise automation.

Future Interface Direction

A future checklist interface may support:

  • pack details
  • offer status
  • request authority
  • pack objective
  • audience
  • funnel role
  • pack model
  • existing-content check
  • asset selection
  • shared sources
  • shared evidence
  • offer details
  • claims
  • disclosures
  • message match
  • production order
  • asset completion
  • editing
  • cross-asset editing
  • specialist review
  • Affiliate Brain review
  • Ads Brain review
  • human approval
  • final versions
  • publishing preparation
  • pack readiness
  • partial release
  • publication status
  • measurement
  • refresh
  • correction
  • merge
  • repurposing
  • retirement
  • blockers
  • next action

Manual use must prove the required fields, decisions and statuses before implementation.

Drift Protection

The system must prevent:

  • unnecessary packs
  • packs without clear authority
  • packs without clear offer status
  • packs without a defined objective
  • packs without a defined audience
  • packs without a funnel role
  • pack-size inflation
  • duplicate asset creation
  • outlines being treated as complete assets
  • content seeds being treated as complete assets
  • asset lists being treated as complete packs
  • incomplete assets being hidden
  • inconsistent offer details
  • inconsistent prices
  • inconsistent refund or rebill terms
  • inconsistent mechanisms
  • inconsistent claims
  • unsupported claims
  • invented evidence
  • fake testimonials
  • fabricated firsthand experience
  • false urgency
  • false scarcity
  • unsupported guarantees
  • missing disclosures
  • deceptive advertorial presentation
  • broken message match
  • broken asset relationships
  • missing central destinations
  • advertising assets bypassing Ads Brain
  • affiliate decisions bypassing Affiliate Brain
  • broad research bypassing Research Brain
  • specialist review bypassing Compliance Brain
  • individual editing being mistaken for cross-asset editing
  • approval being mistaken for Publishing-Ready
  • Publishing-Ready being mistaken for Published
  • Delivery-Ready being mistaken for Delivered
  • partial release without explicit approval
  • the wrong version being published
  • assets being retired without traffic, link and campaign review
  • queues being treated as active systems
  • content records becoming separate WordPress pages
  • operational pages becoming Canon
  • premature plugin or UI development
  • autonomous publishing
  • autonomous campaign changes
  • worker activation
  • AI Employee activation
  • Brain Room routing
  • automatic M handoff
  • interference with M’s Research Brain work

Architectural Intent

The Content Brain Affiliate Product Content Pack Checklist exists to verify that approved affiliate content packs become complete coordinated content systems.

It connects practical verification across:

  • offer status
  • pack purpose
  • audience
  • funnel role
  • asset selection
  • source control
  • evidence control
  • offer-detail consistency
  • claims
  • disclosures
  • message match
  • production
  • editing
  • cross-asset consistency
  • specialist review
  • Affiliate Brain review
  • Ads Brain review
  • human approval
  • publishing preparation
  • publication sequence
  • measurement
  • lifecycle management

The Checklist must support:

  • Minimum Packs
  • Standard Packs
  • Full Packs
  • Custom Packs
  • website packs
  • article packs
  • video packs
  • advertising packs
  • email packs
  • newsletter packs
  • social packs
  • refresh packs
  • correction packs
  • repurposing packs
  • retirement packs

It must support current manual operation and later controlled implementation.

Future interfaces, workers or AI Employees must operate beneath this Checklist.

They must not narrow or bypass it.

Final Rule

An affiliate product content pack must not move into live use unless:

  • the pack is genuinely required
  • request authority is clear
  • offer status is clear
  • pack objective is clear
  • audience is clear
  • funnel role is clear
  • the correct pack model is selected
  • existing content has been checked
  • required assets are selected
  • required assets are fully produced
  • shared sources are confirmed
  • evidence is sufficient
  • offer details are consistent
  • claims are controlled
  • disclosures are complete
  • message match is confirmed
  • individual editing is complete
  • cross-asset editing is complete
  • specialist review is complete where required
  • Affiliate Brain review is complete where required
  • Ads Brain review is complete where required
  • human approval is recorded
  • final versions are confirmed
  • publishing preparation is complete
  • destinations are confirmed
  • publication sequence is confirmed
  • measurement ownership is clear
  • lifecycle ownership is clear

A pack plan is not a completed pack.

A brief is not a completed pack.

An outline is not a completed asset.

A draft is not an approved asset.

Approval is not Publishing-Ready.

Publishing-Ready is not Published.

Delivery-Ready is not Delivered.

Affiliate Brain controls affiliate decisions.

Ads Brain controls paid campaign decisions.

Content Brain controls pack production.

Research Brain controls research authority.

Compliance Brain controls specialist claim and disclosure interpretation.

Experimentation Brain controls test validity.

Data Brain controls measurement integrity.

Humans retain final approval, publication, delivery and deployment control.

No premature automation.

No active queue dependency.

No autonomous publishing.

No autonomous campaign changes.

No worker activation.

No AI Employee activation.

No Brain Room routing.

No automatic M handoff.

No interference with M’s Research Brain work.

Change Log

v1.1 — 2026-06-15

Created a full replacement for the previous Content Brain Affiliate Product Content Pack Checklist.

Expanded the Checklist into the complete pack qualification, planning, production, review, approval, publishing-readiness, measurement and lifecycle verification system.

Added checks for:

  • whether a pack is genuinely required
  • originating authority
  • offer status
  • pack objective
  • audience
  • funnel role
  • Minimum, Standard, Full and Custom Pack selection
  • existing content
  • shared sources
  • shared evidence
  • shared offer details
  • shared claims
  • shared disclosures
  • shared messaging
  • message match
  • asset selection
  • central asset
  • pack architecture
  • production-instruction level
  • production order
  • complete asset production
  • individual asset quality
  • cross-asset editing
  • internal linking
  • advertising assets
  • newsletters and email sequences
  • video and scripts
  • social content
  • reviews and comparisons
  • advertorial and pre-sell content
  • specialist review
  • Affiliate Brain review
  • Ads Brain review
  • human approval
  • final-version control
  • publishing preparation
  • pack-level readiness
  • partial-pack release
  • human-controlled publication
  • publication sequence
  • asset-level measurement
  • pack-level measurement
  • refresh
  • correction
  • merge
  • repurposing
  • retirement
  • inactive queue boundaries
  • stop conditions
  • final pack decision

Removed operational dependence on:

  • Content Opportunity Queue
  • Content Production Queue
  • Content Refresh Queue
  • Content Repurposing Queue

Clarified that these remain future specifications only and are not active systems.

Clarified that:

  • content seeds do not count as completed assets
  • outlines do not count as completed assets
  • asset lists do not count as completed packs
  • individual editing does not replace cross-asset editing
  • approval does not equal Publishing-Ready
  • Publishing-Ready does not equal Published
  • partial release requires explicit human approval
  • final publication and deployment remain human controlled

Aligned this Checklist with:

  • Content Brain Canon v1.1
  • Content Brain Architecture v1.1
  • Content Brain Operating Model v1.2
  • Content Brain Workflow Map v1.2
  • Content Brain Affiliate Funnel Support Map v1.2
  • Content Brain Affiliate Product Content Pack Framework v1.1
  • Content Brain Content Production System Framework v1.1
  • Content Brain Content Brief Template v1.2
  • Content Brain Publishing Readiness Checklist v1.1
  • Content Brain Page Registry v3.1
  • Content Brain Copy Map v2.6

v1.0

Initial creation of the Content Brain Affiliate Product Content Pack Checklist.

Defined the original checks for:

  • offer status
  • research evidence
  • audience
  • funnel role
  • pack size
  • required assets
  • YouTube support
  • VEO3 support
  • compliance risk
  • approval ownership
  • internal linking
  • repurposing
  • handoff
  • performance signals
  • stop conditions
  • future queue and plugin use

Change Impact Declaration

Pages Created:

Content Brain Affiliate Product Content Pack Checklist replacement page

Pages Updated:

None during replacement creation

Pages To Move To Trash After Validation:

Previous Content Brain Affiliate Product Content Pack Checklist v1.0 page

Pages Deprecated:

Previous Content Brain Affiliate Product Content Pack Checklist v1.0 after the v1.1 replacement is published and validated

Registries Requiring Update:

Content Brain Page Registry should show Content Brain Affiliate Product Content Pack Checklist v1.1.

Content Brain Copy Map should show Content Brain Affiliate Product Content Pack Checklist v1.1 where a version is recorded.

Canon Version Update Required:

No

Automation Status Change:

No

Plugin Or UI Status Change:

No

Queue Status Change:

No active queues authorised

Worker Status Change:

No

AI Employee Status Change:

No

M Handoff Required:

No

Research Brain Impact:

None

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