My own desk for the lizarv.com storefront launch. One video in, TikTok and Pinterest fields filled side by side, published to both accounts in one action — then read back only what each API actually reports. Not a product, not for sale, no other operators.
One vertical video per product moment — restock, unboxing, a detail shot. It lands in the library as a draft until every required field is answered.
TikTok privacy, comments and commercial disclosure on one side; Pinterest board, pin title and destination link on the other. Templates pre-fill what never changes, like the lizarv.com link.
One action posts to both accounts with a per-platform result. Metrics come back separately, in each platform’s own units, and never get averaged together.
TikTok and Pinterest are the two that refuse a lazy upload: one demands disclosure and privacy answers on every post, the other demands a board, a destination link and a pin title. The desk covers exactly those fields — nothing more.
Two APIs that measure completely different things
TikTok returns four counters and nothing else — no reach, no watch time. Pinterest returns a funnel with no likes at all, where the number that matters is outbound clicks to lizarv.com. There is no honest way to average those into one score, so the desk never tries.
Private desk for lizarv.com. One operator, two accounts, no sign-ups.