Your event launch-day checklist
Launch day is the loudest your event will ever be, and you get one shot at it. The first wave of buyers sets the proof and the momentum the whole cycle rides on, so the worst thing you can do is announce to a page that is not ready. Here is the checklist that makes the first hour count.
Before you post
Get the page live with a clear date, venue, price, and a ticket button that works, then open it on your own phone and buy a test ticket. Find the broken link before three hundred strangers do, because on launch day a dead checkout is sales you never get back.
Set the capture
Put a popup or form on the page for the curious-but-not-ready. Launch day is your single biggest traffic spike of the cycle, which makes it the best day all year to grow your list. Do not let that spike leave without giving you something.
Line up the channels
Have the announcement email drafted, the stories staged, and your bio link already pointed at the event. When you go live, email the list first, then post. Your warmest audience deserves the head start, and their early buys become the proof everyone else needs.
Go, then watch the first hour
The first hour tells you almost everything. Reply to every question while interest is hot, and watch which channel is actually driving sales so you can pour more into it. Launch day is not set-and-forget. It is the one day to be glued to the screen.
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