What to Post on X on Launch Day: 7 Angles That Aren't "We're Live"
"We're live!" says nothing to the person who has never heard of you. Here's what to actually post on launch day, and in what order.
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"We're live!" says nothing to the person who has never heard of you. Here's what to actually post on launch day, and in what order.
Read articleA launch is not one post. It's one message told from a different angle each day, and one person can batch the whole week in an hour.
Read articleLinkedIn document carousels are the closest thing an organic launch has to a slide deck in the feed. Here's how to build one that people actually swipe through.
Read articleSave one image at 1080 by 1080 and reuse it everywhere, and the feed will crop the punchline out of half of them. Here are the exact 2026 dimensions.
Read articleDev.to doesn't rank product pages. It ranks technical write-ups. A launch there is an article, not a commercial.
Read articleA brand voice guide is the written version of the brand kit. It tells the product what to say and, just as important, what not to say.
Read articleA carousel is a multi-page social post. On Instagram it's images; on LinkedIn it's a document. The format is what makes a launch explanation fit in the feed.
Read articleThe one source, the one session, and the scheduled week: batching is the way a small team keeps the content running.
Read articleGEO is about being cited in the answer, not just ranking in the links. The content is structured to be quoted.
Read articleThe content calendar is the schedule that turns the one launch into a month of the consistent posts.
Read articleThe repurposing is not the copy-paste. It is the one source remade for the format and the audience.
Read articleThe content workflow is the repeatable path from the idea to the post. Without it, the team starts from zero every time.
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