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Product launch post template
A ready-to-use structure for announcing a new product or feature on social media: a hook, what's new, why it matters, proof and one clear call to action.
[Hook: the problem in one line, or “It's here:” plus the product name] [What it is in one sentence.] What's new: • [Benefit 1, in the customer's words] • [Benefit 2] • [Benefit 3] [Proof: a number, a customer quote or a short demo line.] [Call to action, such as “Try it free at your link” or “Reply ‘demo’ and we'll show you”]
Replace everything in [brackets] with your own details.
Example
TasklyLinkedIn post · sample
How to use it
- Start with the problem or the news, not your company name.
- List up to three benefits, written the way customers describe them.
- Add one piece of proof, then a single call to action.
- Adapt the length: full version for LinkedIn, shortest version for X, visual-first for Instagram.
Platform limits to keep in mind
| Up to 3,000 characters per post. | |
| Up to 2,200 characters per caption and up to 5 hashtags per post. | |
| X | 280 characters per post on free accounts; Premium allows longer posts. |
Limits change often. Checked .
Tips
- Put the link in the first comment if your audience engages more with link-free posts.
- Turn the benefit list into a carousel for Instagram and LinkedIn.
- Schedule follow-up posts for day 2 and day 7 after launch.
Let AgentMio write your launch posts
One launch, posts for LinkedIn, X, Instagram and TikTok in your brand's voice. On Starter and Pro, a data feed can draft them from your release.
FAQ
How long should a launch post be?
Long enough to cover the hook, benefits and call to action. On X, free accounts have 280 characters, so keep only the hook, one benefit and the link.
Should I use emojis?
Only if they match your brand voice. Use them to mark list items, not to replace words.