Astro ChanakyaResearch & execution

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Astro Chanakya: 30-day Instagram and YouTube content pack#

2 November–1 December 2026. Ages 25–34, India and diaspora. Complete English master copy, plus optional Hinglish opening variants for eight India-led Shorts.

16 short-video scripts, four eight-slide carousels covering all 12 Moon signs, two full long-video scripts, and eight interaction days. Platform-specific copy and CTAs are supplied. Nothing has been published.

Forecasts are original single-transit Moon-sign interpretations. Planetary-sign facts are sourced; interpretations are not scientifically validated predictions. Dates are fixed in the copy. Forecast/dosha assets retain a subject-review step before recording.

Before recording#

Set up Free chart and Dosha check profile links. Script segments run continuously; append the platform ending where supplied. Captions are complete blocks. Beat timings are estimates. Use actual upload links for Stories and the Day 20 related-video route. Production notes are not spoken copy.

Free chart · Dosha check

YouTube Shorts descriptions/comments do not provide clickable external URLs. Use the profile or a related video. Carousels become two YouTube text posts; if Posts is unavailable, use two comments below the weekly Short after upload.

Publishing notes and sources#

Confirmed dates: Day 1: 2 November 2026. Day 30: 1 December 2026. Calendar dates follow B4; written forecast dates do not change automatically.

Use the copy: Filter Post copy by Day or Asset ID. Script segments run continuously. For Shorts, append the platform ending. Captions include CTAs and hashtags. Production notes are not spoken copy.

Production mix: 16 short masters: four weekly forecast excerpts, four dosha explainers, four life-context videos, two identity/humour pieces and two product demonstrations. Eight India-led, eight diaspora-led.

Weekly rhythm: Shorts: Days 1, 2, 4, 6 / 8, 9, 11, 13 / 15, 16, 18, 20 / 22, 23, 25, 27. Carousels: Days 3, 10, 17, 24. Long videos: Days 14 and 28. Other days use Stories/community interaction.

Changes from brief: Days 4 and 18 now support the weekly outlook. Day 23 becomes diaspora humour. Day 22 demonstrates the free chart instead of an unavailable premium sample. Cadence and audience balance are preserved.

Language: Complete master scripts are English. Eight India-led Shorts also have optional Hinglish openings. Subtitle all spoken content. Opening-only variants are not full Hindi translations.

Short timing: About 60–90 spoken words before the CTA; plan around 35–55 seconds. Beat timing is estimated. Read aloud and adjust edit timing without changing meaning.

Long-video timing: Day 14: about 790 narration words. Day 28: about 890. Plan roughly 7–9 minutes including demonstrations and pauses. Add chapter timestamps after editing.

Forecast scope: Four complete eight-slide carousels, 48 sign entries. Original single-transit Moon-sign spotlights, not a multi-planet synthesis. Published sidereal transit dates support sign positions; interpretation is not scientifically validated prediction.

Forecast dates: Week 1: 4–10 Nov. Week 2: 11–17 Nov. Week 3: 18–24 Nov. Week 4: 25 Nov–1 Dec. Ranges begin on each carousel day; the supporting Short follows the next day.

Forecast method: Count signs inclusively from natal Moon: ((planet index − Moon-sign index + 12) mod 12) + 1. Aries index 0. Jupiter Leo 4; Saturn Pisces 11; Sun Scorpio 7. This is not a personal bhava-chart calculation.

Editorial review: Forecast and dosha scripts are fully written. Confirm terminology, selected tradition and the filmed example before publishing. No external practitioner review is claimed. No precise event or clock-time guarantee is supplied.

Week 1 lens: Jupiter in Leo. Work, learning and conversations. All 12 signs in carousel; Aries, Taurus and Gemini in Short.

Week 2 lens: Ongoing Jupiter in Leo, explored through relationships. A new theme does not mean the planet changed signs. Cancer, Leo and Virgo in Short.

Week 3 lens: Saturn in Pisces. Boundaries and sustainable effort. Libra, Scorpio and Sagittarius in Short.

Week 4 lens: Sun in Scorpio. Attention and priorities. Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces in Short.

YouTube adaptation: Each eight-slide Instagram carousel has two complete YouTube text posts, six signs per post. If Posts is unavailable, use two comments below the weekly Short after upload.

Community fallback: If polls/Posts are unavailable, use the prepared question under the latest relevant Short and collect comment answers. Do not create an extra video to fill an interaction day.

Link setup: Profile labels: Free chart and Dosha check. Add the Day 14 video to the bio/link page after upload; set it as the related video for Day 20. Story video teasers need the actual upload URL.

Free versus premium: Current CTAs use free features or native social actions. Days 21 and 29 research proposed offers; neither announces a paid product.

Local timings: Day 27 uses a Save CTA and promises no overseas city support. Test the current city flow before adding any product demonstration.

Demo privacy: Use fictional or consented examples. Do not solicit full birth details in comments or DMs or put them into tracking URLs.

Hashtags: Reels/carousels use 3–5 topic-specific tags; YouTube videos use three. Polls/Stories omit them intentionally. These are starting choices, not measured platform requirements.

Publishing windows: Test a consistent local-evening window in India and one chosen diaspora market. Refine using analytics; do not treat the diaspora as one time zone.

Measurement: At 24 hours and seven days, record reach/views, watch behaviour, saves/shares and completed chart results. Compare similar formats/ages and account for production hours.

Attribution: Use AC01–AC30 content IDs where post-specific links exist. Shared profile traffic cannot reliably identify which post caused a visit.

Sources: References below support feature claims, terminology and planetary-sign facts. Scripts and reflection prompts are original. Research cutoff: 25 October 2026.

Research basis: 25 October 2026 competitor audit: prioritize a weekly series, specific sign labels, readable identity content and useful education. Observational comparisons do not establish causal lift. Source.

Chart feature: Public page lists Rasi, Lagna, Nakshatra and a free 18-page report. Interface wording may use Chanakya Astro; campaign copy uses the requested brand Astro Chanakya. Source.

Dosha feature: Public tool states Mars is checked from Lagna, Moon and Venus with cancellation conditions. Specific rule combinations are not invented in the scripts. Source.

Jupiter position: Drik Panchang lists sidereal Jupiter entering Simha on 31 October 2026. Used for the 4–10 and 11–17 November spotlights; no clock-time prediction. Source.

Saturn position: Saturn entered Meena on 29 March 2025; the 2026 transit page lists no sign ingress. Used for 18–24 November. Source.

Saturn continuity: No sidereal Saturn sign ingress listed for 2026. Source.

Sun position: Nirayana Vrishchika Sankranti is listed on 16 November 2026. The 25 November–1 December spotlight is comfortably after the ingress. Source.

Traditional terminology: House significations are traditional interpretive associations. Script interpretations and reflection prompts are original editorial copy, not proven outcome forecasts or copied competitor horoscopes. Source.

Sade Sati definition: The common Moon-rashi convention counts Saturn through the preceding, natal and following Moon signs. Other schools can differ. Source.

Nakshatra and Dasha terms: Nakshatra refers to lunar-mansion divisions. Mahadasha and antardasha are larger and nested periods in a traditional timing system. Source.

YouTube CTA routes: Shorts description/comment URLs are not clickable. Use channel profile links or a related video; long-video external links depend on account access. Source.

Free chart link: Profile label: Free chart. Test mobile completion. Source.

Dosha link: Profile label: Dosha check. Explain method and uncertainty. Source.