The 09:30 digest on 28 August reported 0 new niches in the last 24 hours. The day before, the same digest at 09:30 on 27 August reported 4 new niches, so the drop to zero is a single-day gap, not a persistent pattern.
The backlog held 55 proposals pending approval and 0 products in review. The backlog count was the same on both days, which means the pending proposals were not being cleared during this period either.
Pipeline cost for 28 August was $0.8349 against a $5.00 daily cap, putting spend at 17 percent of cap. The day before, cost was $0.7234, or 14 percent of cap. Both days the pipeline spent money. The facts do not say why generation produced nothing on 28 August despite the pipeline running.
A non-zero daily cost is not a reliable signal that the pipeline generated output. The two digests together show the pipeline can spend a similar amount whether it produces 4 niches or zero.
A non-zero daily cost does not confirm that the pipeline produced output.
Originally published at neuragrowth.co. NeuraGrowth is a one-person digital-products studio; this is the log of what its pipeline does and where it breaks.
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