Public records · Catalog version 1.0.0
Datasets, methodologies, and reproducible public records published by joshliljenquist.com.
This catalog explains what each dataset measures, the unit it counts, its snapshot or review date, available formats, and the page that owns its methodology. Some records describe Josh's public work directly; others compile public-source research about Minnesota or creator activity.
How to read this catalog
Campaigns, organizations, accounts, stories, identities, and video editions are different units. Their counts should not be added together. Snapshot dates also vary, and a site review date is not automatically the date on which every underlying fact was observed.
3 public datasets
First-party reference data about Josh's public accounts, campaigns, and documented organization relationships.
Official-account inventory with separately dated audience observations and explicit unknown-count handling.
Source basis: Official account identities, owner-supplied platform records, cached public platform pages, and separately dated observations.
Campaign-level records with relationship types, platform publications, and frozen performance evidence.
Source basis: First-party campaign records plus public platform publications and approved campaign evidence.
Organization-level records distinguishing commercial campaigns, representation, platforms, donated services, and community relationships.
Source basis: Public campaign, representation, platform, project, and organization records with relationship-specific source trails.
1 public datasets
Privacy-safe project records documenting published Impact stories and their evidence boundaries.
Privacy-safe first-party project records covering published Impact stories, support classifications, dated amounts, outcomes, and limitations.
Source basis: First-party project records with independent sources where available and explicit privacy and outcome limitations.
5 public datasets
Compiled public-source research about creators, public figures, geography, and dated audience observations in Minnesota.
The canonical unranked statewide directory of creators with a documented current Minnesota connection.
Source basis: Official profiles, websites, professional records, institutional sources, and independent reporting.
Related public views: /minneapolis-influencers/
Dated Core 4 audience observations for a selected Minnesota creator cohort, with unresolved counts kept distinct from zero.
Source basis: Official creator-controlled accounts and source-bounded current-Minnesota eligibility evidence.
Related public views: /minnesota/youtube-creators/ · /minnesota/tiktok-creators/ · /minnesota/instagram-creators/ · /minnesota/facebook-creators/
An unranked directory separating supported Minnesota residence, professional work, business, team, and creator-base relationships.
Source basis: Official, professional, institutional, and independent sources supporting identity, occupation, and Minnesota relationship as separate claims.
An unranked directory of notable people with sourced Minnesota birthplace, upbringing, hometown, or formative-years relationships.
Source basis: Independent reporting, institutional records, and authoritative biographies supporting the stated origin relationship.
Derived analysis of the published statewide creator directory, platform views, geography, categories, and dated audience observations.
Source basis: Derived from eight published Minnesota creator and public-figure datasets; not a census or a new audience measurement.
Derived from / related to: minnesota-creator-directory-v1, minnesota-creator-index-core4-v1, minnesota-current-public-figures-v3.
4 public datasets
Research datasets about creator-led fundraising, practical assistance, and Josh's public short-form storytelling corpus.
Campaign-level research distinguishing organizer, beneficiary, amplification, funding, dated amounts, intended uses, and follow-up limits.
Source basis: Independent reporting, official campaign pages, and public creator or platform records.
Episode-level research on direct gifts, donated vehicles, services, food, and other practical support, including who supplied or funded the help.
Source basis: Independent reporting and public source records that identify the assistance, roles, funding, outcome, and limitations.
Transcript-led coding of opening hooks, story structures, and payoffs in eligible public Josh Liljenquist video editions.
Source basis: Josh's official public YouTube editions and their approved public transcripts; no private performance analytics.
Story-stage, resolution, and detailed structural coding for the same eligible public-video corpus.
Source basis: The same official public Josh Liljenquist video editions used by the hook-to-payoff corpus, extended with story-stage fields.
Derived from / related to: jli-hook-payoff-corpus-2026-v1.
Methodology and reuse
First-party reference datasets document Josh's own accounts, campaigns, organizations, or projects. Compiled research datasets use public platform records, institutional sources, official biographies, professional records, government data, and independent reporting according to the method linked on each card.
A platform, city, or regional page may be a filtered or derived view of a larger source dataset. The catalog lists the stable owner once and names related views without treating every alias as an independent collection.
When citing a dataset, include its title, snapshot or version, and canonical URL. Dataset facts do not grant reuse rights to third-party articles, images, platform content, or other copyrighted source material.
Use the factual correction process for a supported data correction. Preserve the original source's dates and scope when describing the issue.
Machine-readable catalog
catalog.json publishes these same 13 entries, their stable IDs, counts and units, formats, canonical pages, methodology links, source summaries, relationships, and snapshot information.
