Launch content for course sellers

Creator Fleet runs the launch content system for course and e-product sellers. The runway before the cart opens, the posts during launch week and the evergreen content that sells between launches are produced as one campaign, so the quiet months stop costing you the loud ones.

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  1. Why do launches underperform the audience size?
  2. What does the three phase plan look like?
  3. What happens between launches?

Course sellers do not have a content problem during launch week. They have one for the ten weeks before it, when the audience is supposed to be warming up and nothing is being published, and then they wonder why the cart opened to silence.

Why do launches underperform the audience size?

Because a launch converts the belief built beforehand, and most sellers build that belief in the last five days rather than the previous two months.

The audience needs to have heard the problem named, the method explained and the objections answered long before a price appears. Compress all of that into launch week and you are asking people to go from stranger to buyer in four posts, which is why the same list converts at a fraction of what it should.

What does the three phase plan look like?

A runway that teaches and proves, a launch week that sells hard on a schedule, and evergreen content that keeps working when the cart is shut.

Each phase needs different material, and all of it is produced in advance from one brief rather than improvised in the week. Coaches selling their expertise instead of a product run the same engine as authority content for coaches, and property teams use the launch structure for developments in listing content for estate agencies. The production side is on content production.

What happens between launches?

The evergreen set keeps running: the proof, the objections, the student results and the short teaching pieces that bring new people in while nothing is for sale.

That is what makes a second launch bigger than a first, and it is the part almost everybody skips. We keep it publishing at whatever volume your band buys, and if you want to approve every piece first, that setting is always available. Bands are on pricing.

Launch phaseWhat it has to doWhat gets published
RunwayName the problem, prove the methodTeaching posts, proof, stories
Week beforeBuild the deadlineCountdown, objections, results
Launch weekSell on a scheduleOffer posts, questions, urgency
Cart closedKeep the audience warmEvergreen teaching and proof
Next launchStart from a warmer listSame engine, larger audience

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By Raze, Founder. Updated .

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