Check what you share with members
April 15, 2026 · Hosted by Ian McDonald

Review a community invitation and a piece of course content so the destination, wording and access match what you intended.

Leave with one checked resource and invitation.

BEFORE YOU START
Choose one resource you own and one member-facing link. Keep a copy of any source text you want preserved exactly.

FOLLOW ALONG
1. Decide what may change
Choose whether the task is formatting, summarizing or rewriting. Mark text that must stay exact and identify where the assistant may make suggestions.

2. Compare the result with the source
Check the wording, order, examples and any omissions. If it was meant to be verbatim, compare directly rather than relying on a general impression.

3. Test the shared link
Open the member-facing destination and confirm that the right resource is available to the intended audience. Check any access requirement before sending the invitation.

PRACTICE PROMPTS
Adapted exercises. Replace bracketed text and review every result.

Preserve my source
Format this content [content] for [format]. Preserve the wording and sequence exactly. Do not summarize, add claims or remove examples. List any formatting decisions separately.

Check the invitation
Review this invitation [invitation] for a resource at [destination]. Does it explain what the member receives and any access requirement? Flag unclear wording and return a concise draft. Do not send it.

CHECKLIST
[ ] I decided what may change.
[ ] I kept an original copy.
[ ] I compared the output with the source.
[ ] I tested the member-facing link.
[ ] I checked the intended access.

GET UNSTUCK
Can AI shorten material without changing it?
Shortening removes or changes wording. If exact wording matters, request formatting only and compare the result directly with the source.

Should I copy the coupon example?
The recording shows a historical setup discussion. Use current billing guidance for your own offer; this exercise focuses on checking the invitation and access.

https://www.launchbox.space/help/launch-and-learn/2026-04-15