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Write a launch-day run-of-show with posts and a reply plan

An hour-by-hour launch-day schedule with ready-to-post social copy, monitoring duties, and escalation rules.

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The prompt

Create a launch-day run-of-show for me. This is step 4 of a launch pack; it works on its own, but paste your countdown plan (step 1) and announcement copy (step 2) if you have them. What's launching and the main link: [DETAILS] Launch date and time zone: [DATE, TIMEZONE] Channels going live: [e.g. email, LinkedIn, X, Product Hunt, community, partners] Team on duty and their hours: [NAMES/ROLES + availability] Key assets ready: [blog post, demo video, screenshots, offer code] Known risks: [e.g. signup bugs, server load, payment issues] Target reply time for comments and questions: [e.g. within 30 minutes] Return: 1. Run-of-show table: Time | Action | Channel | Owner | Copy or asset | Check (link works, tracking tag present). 2. Ready-to-post copy: one post per channel in that channel's native format (LinkedIn: story-led, under 1,300 characters; X: a hook post plus a short thread; community: helpful, non-salesy). Include a team version that colleagues can personalize, not copy-paste. 3. Monitoring rota: who watches comments, support inbox, and dashboards, and how often. 4. Reply guidelines: respond within my target reply time; thank, answer, or route; never argue in public. 5. Escalation rules: what counts as a launch-stopping issue (e.g. checkout broken), who decides to pause promotion, and a holding message to post if something breaks. 6. End-of-day snapshot: the 5 numbers to record before signing off. Use [CONFIRM] for any time, link, or number I haven't given.

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What to fill in

  • DETAILS
  • DATE, TIMEZONE
  • e.g. email, LinkedIn, X, Product Hunt, community, partners
  • NAMES/ROLES + availability
  • blog post, demo video, screenshots, offer code
  • e.g. signup bugs, server load, payment issues
  • e.g. within 30 minutes
  • CONFIRM

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