
Linear1. Open a new city with a party
An event turns an office opening into a reason for the local community to show up.
- Pair a new office with a launch event
- Invite the leaders you want as customers
- Give the date
- Link RSVP
Our library holds 5 public Linear marketing examples across its events, homepage, pricing page and launches, each linked to the source. The recurring moves: open a new city with a party, sell tickets with one big question and name both users in your headline.
Updated · By Blake Emal · 5 real examples, each linked to its source
| Channel | Move | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Events | Open a new city with a party | Link |
| Events | Sell tickets with one big question | Link |
| Landing pages | Name both users in your headline | Link |
| Pricing pages | Keep every plan on one clean row | Link |
| Launches | Ship updates on a steady beat | Link |

LinearAn event turns an office opening into a reason for the local community to show up.

LinearA question gives the event a point of view, not just a date.

LinearNaming agents next to teams tells buyers the product fits how they work now.

LinearFour plans in one row make comparing take seconds.

LinearA steady stream of dated updates shows the product is moving.
In our library: events, homepage, pricing page and launches. The library covers public examples only, so Linear may use other channels too.
Open a new city with a party: Pair a new office with a launch event; Sell tickets with one big question: Name the event; Name both users in your headline: Name every kind of user in one line.
Each one is a public page, post, ad or email with a link to the source, captured by Today’s Marketing in October 2026.