Madison Carter·
Mapped our whole launch - teasers, open-cart, daily emails and the close - across every phase
Full product launch copy system from pre-launch buzz through cart open to post-launch follow-up.
Product Launch Copy Sequence
Create a complete product launch copy sequence for {{product_name}}. LAUNCH TYPE: {{launch_type}} (e.g., live launch, evergreen, Kickstarter, SaaS rollout). TARGET AUDIENCE: {{target_audience}}. PRICE: {{price}}. LAUNCH DATE: {{launch_date}}. UNIQUE MECHANISM: {{unique_mechanism}} (what makes this different). Create copy for ALL phases: (A) PRE-LAUNCH PHASE (2-3 weeks before): 3 teaser emails building curiosity, 5 social media posts creating buzz, Waitlist landing page copy, Coming Soon page with email capture. Use mystery, education, and anticipation psychology. (B) PRE-LAUNCH CONTENT: 2 educational pieces (blog/video scripts) that teach the problem and hint at the solution, Lead magnet related to the launch topic, Survey/question engagement copy to involve the audience. (C) OPEN CART (Launch Day): Launch announcement email (3 subject line variations), Sales page headline and hero copy, Open-cart social media posts (3 variations), Urgency-driven SMS. Frame as an event, not just a sale. (D) LIVE LAUNCH PHASE (3-7 days): Daily emails maintaining momentum, Scarcity/progress updates (X sold, Y spots left), FAQ handling, Social proof amplification, Bonus stack reveals. (E) CART CLOSE (Final 24 hours): Final call email sequence (3 emails: 24h, 6h, 1h), Last chance social posts, Doors closing urgency copy. (F) POST-LAUNCH: Thank you message, Welcome/onboarding copy for buyers, You missed it waitlist for non-buyers. Each phase should have distinct psychological triggers while maintaining narrative continuity.
Ergebnisse
# Product Launch Sequence: Atlas (no-code internal-tools builder), SaaS rollout
**Audience:** ops & eng leads at 50–500 person companies. **Price:** $99/mo team plan. **Launch:** March 18. **Unique mechanism:** "schema-aware" auto-UI generation.
## (A) Pre-launch (2–3 weeks out)
- **Teaser email 1:** "We've been quietly building the thing every ops team asks us for." (mystery)
- **Teaser email 2:** "What if your internal tool built *itself* from your database?" (education)
- **Teaser email 3:** "March 18. Mark it." (anticipation + waitlist)
- **Social (5):** behind-the-scenes screen recordings, a poll ("how many hours/week do you lose to internal tooling?"), a teaser GIF, a founder note, a countdown.
- **Waitlist page:** "Be first to build internal tools at the speed of thought. Join the waitlist for launch-day early access + 30% off."
## (B) Pre-launch content
- 2 educational pieces: "The hidden cost of duct-taped admin panels" (blog) + "Why your CRUD tools shouldn't take a sprint" (video).
- Lead magnet: "The Internal Tooling Audit Checklist."
- Survey: "What's the one internal tool you wish existed?"
## (C) Open cart (launch day)
- **Announcement email subjects:** "It's live: build internal tools in minutes" · "Atlas is here (and it's faster than you think)" · "Your database just got a UI"
- **Sales page hero:** "Point Atlas at your database. Get a working internal tool in 5 minutes — no front-end code."
- **Social (3):** "We're live," demo clip, founder thank-you.
- **SMS:** "Atlas is live — launch-week 30% off ends Friday: atlas.app/go"
## (D) Live launch (3–7 days)
Daily momentum emails, progress ("400 teams onboarded"), FAQ handling, customer screenshots, and a bonus-stack reveal (free migration + onboarding workshop).
## (E) Cart close (final 24h)
- **24h:** "Launch pricing ends tomorrow."
- **6h:** "Six hours left on 30% off."
- **1h:** "Final hour — then it's full price."
- Social: "Doors closing on launch pricing tonight."
## (F) Post-launch
Buyer welcome + onboarding sequence; non-buyers get "You missed launch pricing — here's the waitlist for our next window."
Modell: Claude Sonnet 4
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6 Kommentare
Olivia Brooks·
The copywriting framing here is so clean.
Clara Schmid·
The way it ties the offer to the pain is just clean.
Lara Vogt·
Love that it gives rationale per variant instead of just dumping headlines.
Marcus Bell·
Clean, persuasive, on-brand. Exactly what I needed.
David Park·
Swiping the CTA variants, thank you.
Jake Thompson·
Okay this copywriting prompt just made my week.