The Announcement-to-Asset Ratio: How Many Creatives One Launch Needs
A single graphic reused for ten days is not a campaign.
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A single graphic reused for ten days is not a campaign.
Read articleThe content calendar is the schedule that turns the one launch into a month of the consistent posts.
Read articleThe launch blog post is the permanent record of the launch. The social posts are the waves; the post is the page.
Read articleA pipeline has a source, transforms, and a review gate.
Read articleThe social media kit is the launch in the platform's native sizes. The one generic image resized badly is not a kit.
Read articleThe press release answers the journalist's first question in the first paragraph. If the news isn't in the lead, it isn't news.
Read articleThe launch video is the product doing the job. The talking about the product is the part people skip.
Read articleThe coming soon page exists to capture the email and the reason. Everything else is optional.
Read articleThe audience recognizes a manufactured quote.
Read articleThe repurposing is not the copy-paste. It is the one source remade for the format and the audience.
Read articleThe scheduling is the last step after the batch is made. The daily manual posting is what burns the small team.
Read articleThe launch email to the waitlist has one job: get the click. The announcement is in the subject and the first sentence.
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