Run your final launch check

Check the whole path

Open the exact link a reader will use. Read the destination as a new visitor and check that its offer matches the post. Confirm your personal attribution, visible disclosure and a clear next step. Preview on a phone and check any profile-link route.

Review the media, caption, channel, permissions and time zone together. For paid delivery, check the chosen account, budget and end date. For scheduled posts, confirm which items are approved and which remain drafts. Keep unfinished work out of the running queue.

Plan what happens after launch

Choose when you will inspect the live result and which report will answer your original question. Record the publication status before retrying a failed or uncertain delivery. Check the platform directly when the system cannot confirm the outcome.

Keep a pause plan. If the offer, destination or account access changes, stop future delivery and review the affected posts. Save lessons from the test in your notebook. Begin another campaign only when you can explain what you want to learn next.

Try these steps

1. Correct offer and landing page; your personal affiliate link and visible disclosure.
2. Creative checked on mobile, captions proofread, media usage and account permissions confirmed.
3. Time zone, destinations, budget and end date checked; tracking tested where used.
4. Publish only the posts you reviewed. Pause future delivery if access, the offer or the creative changes. Check uncertain deliveries before retrying.

A real-world example

Run your final launch check: an example to try

A launch record includes the destination checked today, one approved post, its intended channel and time, a publication check and a review date. Downloading the resource kit is recorded as preparation rather than publication.

Ask AI for help

Copy this prompt into the tool you use. Fill in the blanks. Check what it gives you.

Turn this reviewed campaign brief into a final checklist: [brief]. Include link, offer, disclosure, media, approvals, time zone, optional paid budget, publication verification and a pause plan. Do not run the campaign.