Promote my event or launch, start to finish
Describe your event or launch and get a short plan, posts and an email, tracking links, and a QR code, one step at a time.
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What you'll get
- Where and when to share it
- Posts and an email, ready to use
- Tracking links for each place
- A QR code for print
- A way to see what worked
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The steps
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Step 1. Help me promote this, one step at a time. What it is and when: [What it is and when]. Who it is for: [Who it's for]. The link: [The link people should go to]. I am not a marketer, so explain any marketing term in plain words the first time you use it. Step 1 only: give me a short plan with the three or four best places to share it for this audience (for example Instagram, an email newsletter, a local Facebook group, a printed flyer), and when to post in each, counting back from the date. Keep it realistic for one busy person. If you need to know something (for example whether I have an email list), ask me. Then stop and wait for me.
Step 2. Step 2: write the posts and the email for the places we agreed, each sized for its channel: a short caption for Instagram, a slightly longer post for Facebook, and an email with a subject line and three short paragraphs. Use only the facts I gave you. Then stop and wait for me.
Step 3. Step 3: make one tracking link (a "UTM code": tags added to the end of a link that tell Google Analytics where a visitor came from) for each place, in a table with the place, the full link and what each tag means. Rules: utm_source is the site or thing, utm_medium is the kind of channel ("social" for unpaid posts, "email" for email, "print" for flyers), utm_campaign is a short name for this event. Lowercase, hyphens, no spaces; if the link already has a question mark, join with an ampersand. Never put personal information in a tag. Then stop and wait for me.
Step 4. Step 4: if anything will be printed, make a QR code for its tracking link with code, using a QR code library, never drawn as a picture, and read it back to confirm it opens the exact link if you can. Give me a PNG, and an SVG if you can. If you cannot run code here, say so and give me three steps for a free QR generator website. Add print tips: at least 2 cm (about 1 inch) wide, dark on light, keep the white border, and test with two phones before printing. Suggest a short line to print under it.
Step 5. Finish with exactly this line: "After it's over, paste your numbers here and I'll tell you what worked."
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Raw instructions
Help me promote this, one step at a time. What it is and when: {{what}}. Who it is for: {{who}}. The link: {{link}}. I am not a marketer, so explain any marketing term in plain words the first time you use it.
Step 1 only: give me a short plan with the three or four best places to share it for this audience (for example Instagram, an email newsletter, a local Facebook group, a printed flyer), and when to post in each, counting back from the date. Keep it realistic for one busy person. If you need to know something (for example whether I have an email list), ask me. Then stop and wait for me.
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Step 2: write the posts and the email for the places we agreed, each sized for its channel: a short caption for Instagram, a slightly longer post for Facebook, and an email with a subject line and three short paragraphs. Use only the facts I gave you. Then stop and wait for me.
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Step 3: make one tracking link (a "UTM code": tags added to the end of a link that tell Google Analytics where a visitor came from) for each place, in a table with the place, the full link and what each tag means. Rules: utm_source is the site or thing, utm_medium is the kind of channel ("social" for unpaid posts, "email" for email, "print" for flyers), utm_campaign is a short name for this event. Lowercase, hyphens, no spaces; if the link already has a question mark, join with an ampersand. Never put personal information in a tag. Then stop and wait for me.
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Step 4: if anything will be printed, make a QR code for its tracking link with code, using a QR code library, never drawn as a picture, and read it back to confirm it opens the exact link if you can. Give me a PNG, and an SVG if you can. If you cannot run code here, say so and give me three steps for a free QR generator website. Add print tips: at least 2 cm (about 1 inch) wide, dark on light, keep the white border, and test with two phones before printing. Suggest a short line to print under it.
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Finish with exactly this line: "After it's over, paste your numbers here and I'll tell you what worked."Blanks: {{what}}, {{who}}, {{link}}
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Version history
- Version 1Sep 25, 2026First versioncurrent
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