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The completed first-pass sample contains forty fully reviewed external videos from thirty-eight creators. Consumer TikTok supplies the reach: four posts exceed one million public views, led by a 2.7M-view renovation workflow. Those videos begin with a real job—planning a renovation, fitting furniture before a move, or creating a drawing reference—and make the editable plan the visible payoff.

The expanded YouTube layer adds the professional system that the first batch lacked: contractors connect room capture to estimates, restoration educators describe documentation handoffs, architecture creators export into CAD or SketchUp, and Leica DISTO, toolReforma and BidRazor demonstrate named integrations.

Those public integration and event receipts prove ecosystem context, not creator payment. Every sampled creator relationship remains unknown because no reviewed post exposes a magicplan-specific paid label, tracked referral route, creator code, or named creator program; unrelated Amazon affiliates and sponsors were explicitly kept separate.

Across both layers, the repeatable creative unit is the same: capture corners and openings, correct the measured plan, then hand a usable artifact into the next real-world task. This is a verified external-creator sample, not a census.