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Write my launch announcement for blog, email, and changelog

One core launch message adapted into a blog post, a customer email, and a short changelog entry.

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The prompt

Write my product launch announcement in three formats from one core message. This is step 2 of a launch pack; if you have the countdown plan from step 1, paste it so the copy matches the goal and timing. What's launching: [PRODUCT or FEATURE] The problem it solves, in the customer's words: [QUOTE or description] What's new or different vs. how people solve this today: [DETAILS] Proof I can use: [beta results, quotes, numbers - only real ones] Pricing and availability: [who gets it, when, cost, any launch offer and its end date] Primary call to action: [e.g. "start free trial", "book a demo", "upgrade"] Voice: [e.g. plain and friendly, technical, founder-led] First, write the core message: the headline, a one-sentence promise, and 3 benefit statements (each tied to a feature that delivers it). Then produce: 1. Blog post (500-800 words): hook with the problem, what it does, a short walkthrough or example, proof, availability, CTA. Suggest where screenshots or a GIF go. 2. Customer email (under 200 words): 3 subject line options, preview text, body, one CTA. Different angles for existing customers vs. prospects if both apply. 3. Changelog / in-app note (under 60 words): what changed and where to find it. Rules: - Benefits before features; no "revolutionary", "game-changing", or "we're thrilled to announce". - Never invent stats, customer names, or quotes; use [ADD PROOF] where proof is missing. - Keep the offer terms identical across all three formats.

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What to fill in

  • PRODUCT or FEATURE
  • QUOTE or description
  • DETAILS
  • beta results, quotes, numbers - only real ones
  • who gets it, when, cost, any launch offer and its end date
  • e.g. "start free trial", "book a demo", "upgrade"
  • e.g. plain and friendly, technical, founder-led
  • ADD PROOF

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