Example Announcement Listing

This section of an announcement listing provides a clear, structured explanation of the news being shared. Unlike problem or solution listings, which focus on challenges and actions, announcements are designed to inform, update, and engage an audience.

A strong announcement listing should:

• Clearly state the news or update being announced.
• Explain the significance of the announcement.
• Describe who it affects and why they should care.
• Encourage engagement, action, or awareness.

For example, if the announcement is about Ideas-Shared going live, the listing would cover:

• What the announcement is: Ideas-Shared, the universal collaboration hub, is now officially live.
• Why it matters: This platform allows individuals and organizations to share ideas, solve problems, and take action globally.
• Who it’s for: Anyone looking to turn ambition into reality—entrepreneurs, activists, communities, and businesses.
• How to get involved: Sign up, explore listings, and start engaging in meaningful activities.

This listing serves as a public declaration of an important milestone, ensuring maximum visibility and engagement.

Why This Matters Now

This section explains why the announcement is important at this moment and why people should take note. It should:

• Highlight the broader impact of the announcement.
• Explain the opportunities created by this update.
• Encourage immediate action or awareness.

For example, in an Ideas-Shared launch announcement, this section might highlight:

• The world is full of ambition, but most ideas lack the structure to become reality.
• People struggle alone with challenges that could be solved through collaboration.
• Traditional social media focuses on talk—Ideas-Shared is about action.

If people do not engage with Ideas-Shared now, we risk:

• Lost opportunities for individuals, businesses, and communities to create change.
• Important problems going unsolved due to a lack of collaboration.
• Wasted potential where ideas never move beyond discussion.

By clearly outlining why this announcement is relevant today, this section ensures that it grabs attention and inspires immediate engagement.

Future State & Expected Outcomes

This section describes what success looks like if people respond to the announcement and take action. It should:

• Outline the next steps for engagement.
• Describe how this announcement will lead to positive outcomes.
• Provide a clear call to action.

For example, in the Ideas-Shared launch listing, this section might describe:

• Short-term goal: Build a global community of engaged users who post and participate in activities.
• Long-term impact: Establish Ideas-Shared as the go-to platform for turning ambitions into reality.
• Tangible outcome: A thriving ecosystem of collaboration, innovation, and problem-solving.
• Call to action:
  Sign up for a free 30-day trial.
  Post your first activity listing today.
  Explore and support other people’s ambitions.

Only share what you need to get your message across, so that you attract like-minded individuals and organisations who can engage with this announcement.