Fix the profile
Rewrite the bio as "who you help + what changes for them". New header that shows the product. Pin a short post saying what you are building and when it ships.
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One task a day for the last month before you launch an AI product on X. Day 1 is thirty days out. Day 30 is launch eve. Each task takes thirty to sixty minutes, so you can keep shipping.
If you are more than a month out, run the plays first, starting with how AI founders grow on X before launch.
Give us your launch date and we send the calendar with real dates on every task, plus thread prompts tuned to your product.
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Make the profile worth following and start showing up in the right replies.
Rewrite the bio as "who you help + what changes for them". New header that shows the product. Pin a short post saying what you are building and when it ships.
Describe one specific moment where your buyer feels the pain. A person, a time of day, a tool that failed them. No product mention.
Thirty minutes, twenty replies under posts your buyers read. Add a fact, a number or a counterpoint. Never "great post".
Origin thread, six to eight posts: the problem you hit, what you tried, why existing tools fail, what you are building, when people can try it.
One number, one screenshot, one thing that broke. Keep it short and honest.
One opinion about your category that most people get wrong. Back it with a reason from your own work.
Which post drove profile visits and follows? Which replies got answered? Do more of that next week. Plan week two posts tonight.
Show the product doing real work. Start the AI creator list.
Record one real workflow end to end. No voiceover, captions on, start on the result. Text: what it did and how long it took before.
Twenty replies, then quote two posts from AI creators in your niche with an insight they did not mention.
Technical thread: the approach, one diagram or screenshot, the hard part and how you solved it. Technical buyers follow builders who show their work.
Ask something you need answered: which workflow to support next, which integration matters. Reply to every answer.
What shipped this week, in a short list. Add one screenshot. Thank anyone whose reply changed a decision.
Two images or two short lists: the old way and the way your product does it. Let the gap speak.
List thirty AI creators whose audience matches your buyer. Follow them, turn on notifications for ten, and start replying with substance.
Open the waitlist, share lessons, give AI creators early access.
Seven things you learned building this. Each one specific enough that a stranger could use it tomorrow.
DM five AI creators you have replied to. Offer early access, no ask attached. Make it easy to say no.
Share what an early tester said or did, with their permission. A screenshot of a real message beats any claim you write.
Share one metric honestly, good or bad, and what you are changing because of it.
Say what people get, when, and why joining early matters. Pin this post. Link in the first reply, not the main post.
Compare the approaches in your category, including yours, honestly. Name tradeoffs. Fairness earns trust and reposts.
Count waitlist signups by source post. Give private access to every AI creator who replied to your DM.
Announce the date, test launch hooks, hand AI creators a launch kit.
One clean post: what launches, the date, and what people should do (follow, turn on notifications, join the list).
Reply block aimed at the people who engaged in the last three weeks. They are your launch day first wave.
Post a short thread that uses the hook you plan for launch day. Watch which first line gets read. Keep the winner.
Show the prep: the checklist, the landing page draft, the bug you are fixing. People like to watch a launch get built.
One feature, one recording, one sentence on who it is for.
To each AI creator who said yes: the date, the angle that fits their audience, assets, and a private link. No scripts.
Post the three questions people asked most during the beta, with straight answers.
Say it launches tomorrow and what time. Ask people to turn on notifications. Thank the people who helped.
Final launch thread written and scheduled, first replies drafted, AI creator timings confirmed. Then stop and sleep.
Block one hour each morning. Do the task, then close the app. The reply blocks matter as much as the posts: they are how new people find you before your posts have reach of their own.
Threads are the heavy days. Draft them the night before. If you need structures, the annotated threads map onto days 4, 10, 15, 20 and 24.
AI creator days (14, 16, 21, 27) are the ones founders skip and regret. By day 27 you want a short list of people who know your product and have said yes to posting on launch day.