09/20/2024
Only 30 days to pull off your launch? Donât panicâIâve been there and it is possible (just a little bit more stressful). Hereâs some notes on how to plan it outđ
Week 1: Tease the launch.
Plan it out in your calendar week by week, itâll help you not freak out and visualize it better. To get your audience excited by beginning to drop hints about your product or service. If youâre launching a new skincare line, show a blurred product shot or a behind-the-scenes of your process. Share the inspiration behind it. Think of it like stirring a cocktailâthis is where you build that curiosity. đž
Week 2: Pour out the details.
Nowâs the time to get into the meat of it. If youâre launching a new fashion collection, talk about what makes it specialâsustainable materials, unique designs, extra bonuses. Give your audience a reason to feel like they need this in their life, stat.
Week 3: Create urgency.
People need a reason to act now. Maybe youâre offering early access to your email list or VIPs, or youâre throwing in a bonus (like a free tote bag with purchase). If youâre launching a service, you could offer a discount for anyone who signs up within 24 hours or the first 10 people. This is what gets them off the fence.
Week 4: Go big on launch day!
Your big moment. Whether youâre posting about a product drop or a website redesign, make sure youâre all over stories, reels, and answering DMs. If youâve got customers already, show their reactions. Go live, answer questions, show off the goods, and engage with everyone. Make them feel like theyâre part of it.
Post-Launch: Keep the energy up.
Just because the launch day is over doesnât mean you stop. Keep sharing testimonials, how-to-use videos, and behind-the-scenes content. Follow up with anyone who showed interest but didnât buy, and keep the momentum going.