A timeline, not a scramble
The launch becomes a checklist with dates — repeatable per collection.
A collection launch is a content project with a hard deadline: teaser arc, reveal moment, sustain cadence. This playbook gives the timeline (T-14 to T+30), the kit checklist and the channel sequence — with the AI production that makes the deadline mathematical.
Launches compress every content weakness into one week: the pieces arrive late, photography scrambles, the “campaign” becomes three rushed posts, and a collection that took months to craft gets a day of attention. The muhurat calendar does not extend deadlines.
Run the playbook: T-14 photograph everything; T-10 generate the kit (teasers, heroes, lookbook, cinematic clip, reveal series ≈1,300 credits); T-7 schedule the arc across channels; T-0 the queue fires the coordinated reveal; T+1 to T+30 piece-by-piece sustain posts keep the collection selling.
The launch becomes a checklist with dates — repeatable per collection.
Teaser/hero/lookbook/film/reveal assets generated from the collection’s photos.
Sustain cadence turns the launch spike into thirty days of selling.
Photograph every piece simply.
Generate the complete kit.
Arc queued across channels.
Reveal fires; sustain runs.
Diwali/wedding lines launched on the calendar.
Limited collections with full campaign treatment.
Manufacturer lines revealed to buyer networks.
Teaser creatives, cinematic film (300–400 credits), hero model shots, a lookbook set, and a per-piece reveal series with captions — ≈1,300 credits for a 20-piece collection.
Everything schedules in the publish queue; on launch day Instagram and Facebook fire simultaneously (live), with other channels exported and staged.
The reveal series: one piece per day for the collection’s size, each with its own worn imagery and caption — thirty days of presence from the same kit.
Start with 150 free credits — enough to try designs, photos and captions on your own pieces. Pay-as-you-go after that; no subscription.
Start free with 150 credits