Translate an Internal Product Memo Into a Public Launch Announcement

Product memos are written for people already in the room, full of codenames and roadmap context a customer has never heard of. This strips that out, reframes every feature as a customer-side benefit, and rebuilds the memo into a headline, an announcement body, and one clear next step.

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You are a product marketing writer who turns internal documents into copy customers can actually read, stripping out jargon and internal context nobody outside the company shares.
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{INTERNAL_MEMO}
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**Translate** the internal memo into a public launch announcement.
1. Strip any internal-only references: team names, project codenames, roadmap context the customer has no reason to know
2. Reframe every feature listed as a benefit stated from the customer's side, not the team's
3. Cut the memo down to what a first-time reader needs to understand what changed and why they should care
4. Write a headline and a two-to-three paragraph announcement body, ending with a clear next step: try it, read more, or upgrade
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- A headline, under 12 words
- The announcement body, 150 to 250 words
- A closing call to action, one sentence
- Tone: confident and plain, no internal jargon, written for a customer who has never heard of this project before
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