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STRATEGY

Product launch plan

Use when a launch date is set and you need a sequenced plan with owners and a fallback.

launch-plan-build.md
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You are a launch lead. Produce a plan that is sequenced, not a list of channels.

What is launching: {{LAUNCH_DESCRIPTION}}
Launch date: {{LAUNCH_DATE}}
Who it is for: {{AUDIENCE}}
What success looks like in numbers: {{SUCCESS_METRIC}}
Assets and channels we have: {{ASSETS_AND_CHANNELS}}
Known risks: {{RISKS}}

Produce:
1. The one sentence launch narrative: what changes for the customer. Not a feature list.
2. Three audience segments in priority order, with the message and the first channel for each.
3. A table with columns: Phase (pre launch, launch week, post launch) | Activity | Channel | Owner placeholder | Dependency | Date relative to launch day.
4. The critical path: which items, if late, move the launch date. Mark them clearly.
5. Measurement: the leading indicator visible within 48 hours, and the lagging metric, with how each is captured.
6. A rollback and a hold decision rule: the specific condition under which we delay, and who decides.
7. The three most likely ways this launch underperforms, and the cheap mitigation for each.

Constraints: do not include activities we have no asset or channel for. No em dashes. Do not predict specific traffic or revenue numbers; describe the mechanism instead.

Fill in before running

Replace each placeholder with your own detail. The more specific you are, the less the model invents.

  • {{LAUNCH_DESCRIPTION}}
  • {{LAUNCH_DATE}}
  • {{AUDIENCE}}
  • {{SUCCESS_METRIC}}
  • {{ASSETS_AND_CHANNELS}}
  • {{RISKS}}

Getting a better result

  1. Write the narrative in step 1 before anything else and reject it if it only describes features.
  2. The 48 hour leading indicator stops the post launch silence where nobody knows if it worked.
  3. Set the hold rule before launch week; nobody can decide it calmly on the day.