Once you can produce a video in under five minutes, the temptation is to publish constantly. That usually backfires — the algorithm reads it as low-effort and reach drops.
Ramp slowly on new accounts
A new account posting 10 videos a day looks like spam. Start with 1–2 per day for the first two weeks, then increase only if engagement holds. Quality signals compound.
Match cadence to source velocity
A daily-news source can support 2–4 videos per day; a weekly analysis blog cannot. Don't generate more videos than your source can credibly justify — viewers notice repetition.
Use delays, not floods
FeedReels lets you configure a minimum delay between articles. A 4–6 hour delay between published videos beats publishing the day's articles back-to-back.
Approval as a quality gate
The email approval step is the easiest way to keep volume from killing quality. If you can't approve every video in 30 seconds each, you're producing too many.