Get your product into the world.

Published 22 days ago • 1 min read

Hey Reader,

You’ve got something built. Amazing. Now what?

Let’s launch it without overthinking or overcomplicating.

Here’s a simple 3-step launch plan that works:

Step 1: Tell the people who already trust you

No ads. No affiliates. No funnels. Just talk to your current audience.

Start with:

Your email list
Your social media following
Your community or DMs

Example: “Just launched something new I’m really proud of—made to help [your audience] with [their problem]. If that’s you, check it out.”

Short, honest, and clear wins.

Step 2: Use your story

Why did you create this product? What struggle were you solving?

Tell that story.

People connect with people. Don’t just say, “Here’s my thing.” Say, “Here’s why I made this, and this is who it’s for.”

Step 3: Make it easy to buy

One link. One page. One clear benefit.

Avoid the trap of too many details. Lead with the transformation. Highlight how it helps. And don’t bury your buy button.

That’s it.

You don’t need a launch “event” or some 10-email sequence. You just need to get it into the hands of the people it’s meant to help.

Simple launches build real momentum.

You can tweak and scale later, but only after you ship.

~ Jeff

I appreciate you.

Jeff Gargas

COO / Co-Founder, Teach Better Team

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