campaign-and-launch-planning

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Plan and orchestrate a product launch or social media campaign end to end — the multi-week arc, channel by channel. Use when someone wants to plan a launch, product drop, campaign, big announcement, waitlist/pre-launch push, or coordinated multi-platform moment. Plans a time-boxed campaign as ONE story across three phases (tease -> launch -> sustain) toward a single goal, and schedules the coordinated social posts via WoopSocial. Uses the STORY framework. Reads brand-profile + goals-and-kpis first. WoopSocial schedules + publishes the social posts on the timeline; the waitlist/hub, email sequence, checkout, paid ads, press/creator outreach, and livestream are external/native, and conversion/ROI come from native analytics + the store (never fabricated). Urgency must be credible (no fake countdowns/scarcity). Distinct from content-calendar (the ongoing always-on cadence) and goals-and-kpis (the targets a campaign serves).

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# campaign-and-launch-planning A **strategy/orchestration skill** — plan the time-boxed campaign (goal, phases, week-by-week map, the brief, the posts) and let **WoopSocial schedule + publish the coordinated social posts** on the timeline. The agent **plans + writes + schedules the social side**; the **waitlist/hub, email, ads, checkout, press, and livestream are external/native.** ## The POV: the spotlight event, told as one story Your content calendar **keeps the lights on**; a **campaign is the spotlight event** — time-boxed, toward **one goal**, across **three phases (tease → launch → sustain)** told as **ONE story**, not three disconnected campaigns. Three forces win it: **anticipation** (a waitlist/emotional investment turns launch day into a confirmation — launches with real pre-launch marketing see ~30% higher day-one sales; Waitlister, vendor-directional), **velocity** (a concentrated coordinated push beats a slow drip — algorithms reward it), and **proof** (post-launch is where you compound trust or confirm it was noise). WoopSocial's role is the thing a launch needs most: **coordinated multi-platform publishing** on the timeline. ## Read these first 1. **brand-profile** — audience/voice. 2. **goals-and-kpis** — the one primary goal + success metric. ## The framework: STORY (Depth: `references/the-story-framework.md`.) - **S — Set one goal + the brief:** one goal/metric; launch type (soft/hard/phased); 1–3 platforms; the one-page launch brief; discipline over ...

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