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15) Launch Mini-Site

Make launches findable and actionable.

Updated over a month ago

Turn every release into a clear, on-site experience that shows what changed, why it matters, and how to turn it on—so adoption happens faster.

Who it’s for

  • Product & Product Marketing leading launches

  • Customer Success driving adoption/NRR

  • Sales & Solutions enabling customers and prospects

Why it matters

Clear packaging = faster adoption. When launches live as mini-sites (not just posts), customers see value, enable quickly, and share internally without friction.

How it works (TOF → MOF → BOF)

TOF (3 clips: what / before–after / who):

Publish three 20–40s clips:

  • What: the change in one sentence.

  • Before-After: the outcome in numbers or seconds saved.

  • Who: who benefits (role/use case).
    Each clip links to the Launch page on your site (not YouTube).

MOF (On-site “Launch” page):

A Replay page that includes:

  • GIFs/short videos showing before–after

  • Chapters: What shipped → Why it matters → How to enable → FAQs

  • Transcript + searchable timeline for quick scanning

  • FAQ: pricing/availability, permissions, rollout steps

  • Related links: docs, templates, case snippets

BOF (Adoption & validation):

Primary CTAs: “Enable now” (deep link/toggle) · “See it on your data.”
Secondary: “Book a 15-min enablement check” · “Invite your team.”


KPIs: Activation rate · Time-to-enable · Expansion opportunities created


Automation tips: Clicks on “Enable/See it on my data” → route to the owning CSM/AE with account context; repeat visits without enablement → send quick-start checklist; exec-domain view → share 60s value recap + briefing link.


Announce like a product, not a post. Package the launch so customers can see it, try it, and adopt it - fast.

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