Launch Visibility Planner

1. T-3Fri, Nov 6
   Set the table1h 20m

   • Tighten the one-line pitch until a stranger can repeat it.
   • Check the landing page on a phone; the first screen is the whole pitch.
   • Post the launch on X with the outcome first; put the link in the first reply.
2. T-2Sat, Nov 7
   Warm the room1h 25m

   • Tell five people who already have the problem; ask what they expect.
   • Write a build-in-public note for LinkedIn.
   • Post the build note on LinkedIn; lead with the problem, not the feature list.
3. T-1Sun, Nov 8
   Load the canon1h 15m

   • Write and schedule the launch post. Do not leave it for the morning.
   • Prepare a short reply you can adapt in every channel.
   • Line up three people who will share it honestly — no fake votes.
4. LaunchMon, Nov 9
   Launch2h 35m

   • Publish the product and open the launch post.
   • Post to X, LinkedIn; give each channel its own opening line.
   • Reply to every comment for the first two hours.
   • Ask for one small action: try it and reply with the first thing that breaks.
5. T+1Tue, Nov 10
   Work the thread1h 30m

   • Share the best question and your answer; it is the next post.
   • Send five personal notes to people who showed interest.
   • Ask ten visitors what was confusing; write the exact words down.
6. T+2Wed, Nov 11
   Make the second wave1h 30m

   • Post a build note: what changed between the idea and the launch.
   • Go back to X with the best proof point.
   • Turn the questions into an FAQ on the page.
7. T+3Thu, Nov 12
   Collect the signal1h 5m

   • Write a short recap: what you expected vs. what happened.
   • Ask for one next action, not a vague “feedback welcome”.
   • Put the next drop on the calendar while the week is still warm.

Communities first: a useful native post beats a link on a timeline. Then X for the build note. The plan is ordered T-3 to T+3, not a calendar integration.