How to Write a Teaser Post Before Launch
A teaser doesn't show the product. It names the problem, so the right people recognize themselves before the launch.
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A teaser doesn't show the product. It names the problem, so the right people recognize themselves before the launch.
Read articleA launch tweet has one job: make a stranger who has never heard of you understand what the product does in one scroll.
Read articleA thread is a slide deck with a reply button. Each tweet delivers one thing, and the first tweet has to make the second worth opening.
Read articleLinkedIn collapses the post after the first two lines. Those two lines are the entire launch.
Read articleA product announcement is one announcement told in six formats. The story stays the same; the shape changes with the channel.
Read articleA product update is a digest of changes grouped by what they do for the user, not a list of commits the engineering team shipped.
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 articleThe caption is not a description of the image.
Read articleThe AI-generated post is a draft. The review is the pass that removes the invented claim and the generic voice.
Read articleThe launch blog post is the permanent record of the launch. The social posts are the waves; the post is the page.
Read articleThe value proposition is the product in one sentence. The generic sentence is the sign of a missing position.
Read articleThe product description describes the customer's job, not the feature list. The feature belongs in the workflow.
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