What problem does it solve?
Launching a new product, service, or course without a structured go-to-market plan leads to cold launches where nobody knows, trusts, or buys at the right time. This Skill turns a launch request into a complete GTM plan covering segment selection, messaging, channels, timeline, and decision gates.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Beachhead Segment Scoring: Scores 2-3 candidate segments on a 45-point SOM rubric covering market need, competition, and reachability to pick a winnable entry segment.
- Three-Phase Launch Timeline: Produces pre-launch (T-4 to T-1), launch week (D-day to D+7), and post-launch (D+8 to D+14) activity tables with owners and outputs.
- Go/No-Go Gate: Provides a T-1 checklist covering tracking, payments, links, offer copy, and team readiness, with a Leader sign-off rule.
- Use Case: A team preparing to launch a new online course asks for a launch plan and receives a Markdown GTM document with the chosen beachhead segment, a 5-layer message hierarchy, channel plan by phase, milestones, success metrics, and a plan B for technical failures.
Quick Start
Create a go-to-market plan for my new online course launching next month, including the beachhead segment, channel timeline, and go/no-go checklist.