MCP • Schedule Templates for Campaigns

The Problem with Campaigns

Every product launch looks the same: teaser, preview, countdown, announcement, follow-up. But you rebuild it from scratch every time.

You forget steps. You miss the timing. You spend hours on logistics instead of content.

A Better Way

Define the pattern once. Apply it to anything.

"Product launch template: teaser 7 days before, preview 3 days before, countdown 1 day before, launch day announcement with features thread, customer stories 3 days after, recap 7 days after."

Now every launch is: "Apply launch template to Product X on December 15."

Six posts. Perfect timing. Two minutes of work.

Template Examples

Product Launch:

• Day -7: Teaser
• Day -3: Feature preview
• Day -1: Tomorrow countdown
• Day 0: Launch + features thread
• Day +3: Customer reactions
• Day +7: Success recap

Sale Campaign:

• Day -5: Sale announcement
• Day -3: Preview deals
• Day -1: Tomorrow reminder
• Day 0: Sale live
• Hour -6: Final hours
• Hour -1: Last chance

Event Coverage:

• Week before: Save the date
• Day before: Tomorrow reminder
• Day of: Starting soon → Live updates → Highlights
• Day after: Thank you + media

Why This Works

Campaigns are patterns. Patterns should be reusable.

Manual campaign setup takes hours. Template application takes minutes. And you never miss a step because the template remembers them all.

Example Conversation

You: "Create a launch campaign template"
Claude: "What's the structure?"

You: "Week before teaser, 3 days preview, 1 day countdown, launch day announcement + features thread, 3 days customer stories, week recap"
Claude: "Saved. 6 posts over 2 weeks."

You: "Apply that to Product X launching December 15"
Claude: "Creating campaign: Dec 8 teaser, Dec 12 preview, Dec 14 countdown, Dec 15 launch + features, Dec 18 stories, Dec 22 recap"

You: "Generate the content too"
Claude: "Creating all 6 posts with Product X content..."

One template. Unlimited campaigns. No forgotten steps.