New Product Go To Market Roll Out Launch Process Flow And Steps PowerPoint presentation Slides

New Product Go To Market
Roll Out Launch Process
Flow And Steps
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New Product/Service Launch Plan – Key Steps
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Target
Audience
Product/Service
Positioning
New Product/
Service Launch
Overview
Project
Overview
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Marketing
Budget
Product Launch
Tracking
Reasons why
Product Launch
fail
Revenue &
Costing Forecast
Go-To-Market
Strategy
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Phase wise tactics
– Buzz, Launch &
Momentum
Marketing
Plan
Typical Product
Launch Marketing
Process
Lead Generation
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Product Launch
Cycle
Product Launch
Timeline
Launch
Planning: Key
Steps & Tools
Product Launch
Detailed Plan
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Introduction
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Name,
Organization, &
Role
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Background
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Project Business Goal
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Project Business Case
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Overview Of Product / Service Being Launched
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• Product Introduction
Explain here about your product in detail
• Core Competency
Explain how your product is different from that of
your competitors and how it provides you a
competitive advantage
• Product Features
Explain the key features of your product
Introduction
Competency Features

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Main
Problem
Competitive
Advantage
Target
Customers
Primary Benefit
To Customer
Value Proposition Framework
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Target Audience
Geographic
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• Country : Your Text Here
• Population : Your Text Here
• Climate : Your Text Here
Behavioral
• Brand Loyalty : Your Text Here
• Benefits Sought : Your Text Here
• User Status : Your Text Here
• Usage Rates : Your Text Here
• Occasion : Your Text Here
• Readiness to Buy : Your Text Here
Psychographic
• Lifestyle : Your Text Here
• Personality : Your Text Here
• Values : Your Text Here
• Interest : Your Text Here
Demographic
• Age : Your Text Here
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• Occupation : Your Text Here
• Income : Your Text Here
• Family Size : Your Text Here
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Target Audience
Geographic
• Region : Your Text Here
• Country : Your Text Here
• Population : Your Text Here
• Climate : Your Text Here
• Age : Your Text Here
• Gender : Your Text Here
• Nationality : Your Text Here
• Ethnicity : Your Text Here
• Occupation : Your Text Here
• Income : Your Text Here
• Family Size : Your Text Here
Demographic Psychographic
• Lifestyle : Your Text Here
• Personality : Your Text Here
• Values : Your Text Here
• Interest : Your Text Here
Behavioral
• Brand Loyalty : Your Text Here
• Benefits Sought : Your Text Here
• User Status : Your Text Here
• Usage Rates : Your Text Here
• Occasion : Your Text Here
• Readiness to Buy : Your Text Here
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audience about
your target
customers

Product/Service Positioning
What is it
Description of the product
Market Category
The market that you compete
in
Primary Differentiation
Attributes which sets you apart
Target Segment
The market for targeting
Competitive Alternatives
If customers are not using your
product, then what are they
using
Key Benefit
Biggest benefit that the target
market derives from your offering
Product
Name
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New Product/Service Launch Overview
New Product
or Service
Ready for
Launch
Buyer
Personas
LAUNCH
Marketing
Plan
Advertising
Websites,
Customer
Demo, Social
Media Strategy
Product/
Service
Manuals
Customer
Satisfaction
Surveys Loyalty
Program
PRE-LAUNCH POST-LAUNCH
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This slide gives an
overview about all the
stages that are involved
during a launch process.
It also includes key
strategies that could be
involved in each stage

Product/Service Pricing Analysis
S. No.
Product/
Service
Pricing Pricing Rationale
1. Product 1
2. Product 2
3. Product 3
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Product Launch Timeline
• Launch eventgrand opening
• Speaking engagement
• Email announcement
• PR and events
• Radio commercial
• Web update
• Social media update
• SEO
• Press release
• Sample deliver to channel
• buyers and target media
• Sale guide
• Sale training
• Promotion and sale kit
• Product in inventory
• Distribution strategy
• Pricing
• Promotion strategy
• Web design
• Mobile app design
• Product Descriptions & Portfolio
• Product fact sheet
• Targeting and Positioning
• Usage Test
• Competitor Analysis
• Sample preparation
• Presentation(PPT)
• Social media set up
• E-newsletter design
• Direct mail design
• Print design
• Radio advertising plan
• Promotion video
• Manpower allocation
• Of promotion events
Launch
Product
Development Months 3 Months 2 Months 1 2Weeks Week 1
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Setting up a deadline plays
a very vital role in the
success of a product
launch. Identify the task to
be completed in scheduled
time & assign responsibility
to a person for the
completion of a task

Launch Planning: Key Steps And Tools
Step Purpose Sample Tools
Product Positioning Analysis
Carve out & articulate your new products niche
within the larger category
• Product Placement Worksheet
• Customer Segment Profiling Template
Volume Protection Analysis
Forecast and plan for production requirements
immediately following
• Demand Forecasting interview Template
• Volume Projection Guidelines
Distribution Analysis
Identify optimal distribution channels for taking your
product to market
• Distribution Planning Checklist
• Channel Partner Evaluation Scorecard
Budget Analysis
Allocate resources to support the new products
launch: set deadlines for taking the product to
market
• Marketing Budget Planning Template
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Phase 1 Tactics: Buzz
PHASE 1
Awareness
WHAT, HOW & WHY
• Email Marketing
• FAQ prepared
• ABC Training
• Inside Sales Training
• Website updated
Awareness & Demand
Generation
• Identify the channels for
proper targeting of
relevant audience
• Deploy responsibilities
to individuals for
successfully managing
an awareness program
• Inform your existing
customers about your new
products
• Customer Referral
programs
• Online marketing
programs
• Special discount for
existing customer base
Focused on Retention
Focused on
Demand Gen
• Online Marketing
programs with
relevant channels
• Social Media
Focused on
Awareness/
Lead Gen
• Trade Shows
• Conferences
Internal
Channel
Customers
Prospects
Promotional
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This is the 1st step to
create a buzz about
your product/service in
the market. We have
classified it into 5 key
segments where
different tactics will be
used.

Phase 1 Tactics: Buzz
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Awareness
WHAT, HOW & WHY
• Email Marketing
• FAQ prepared
• ABC Training
• Inside Sales Training
• Website updated
Awareness & Demand
Generation
• Identify the channels for
proper targeting of
relevant audience
• Deploy responsibilities
to individuals for
successfully managing
an awareness program
• Inform your existing
customers about your new
products
programs
programs
• Special discount for
existing customer base
Focused on
Demand Gen
programs with
relevant channels
• Social Media
Focused on
Awareness/
Lead Gen
• Trade Shows
• Conferences
Internal
Channel
Customers
Prospects
Promotional
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This is the 1st step to
create a buzz about
your product/service in
the market. We have
segments where
different tactics will be
used.

Phase 2 Tactics: Launch
Awareness
WHAT, HOW & WHY
• Key offers for partners &
key stakeholders
• Sales Training
• Branding Activities like
designing logo, taglines
Awareness & Demand
Generation
• Channel Presentation
• Customer Presentation
• Press releases
• Competitive Buyback
Program
• Beta Customer Referral
Focused on Demand Gen
• Online Marketing programs
with relevant channels
• Social Media
• New offers to customers
Focused on
Awareness/Lead Gen
• Direct mail promotion
• Trade Shows
• Conferences
Internal
Channel
Customers
Prospects
Promotional
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PHASE 2
This is the 2nd step where
you launch your
product/service in the
market. We have classified
it into 5 key segments
where different tactics will
be used.

Awareness
WHAT, HOW & WHY
• Key offers for partners &
key stakeholders
• Sales Training
• Branding Activities like
designing logo, taglines
Awareness & Demand
Generation
• Customer Presentation
• Press releases
Program
• Beta Customer Referral
• Online Marketing programs
with relevant channels
• Social Media
Focused on
Awareness/Lead Gen
• Trade Shows
• Conferences
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Internal
Channel
Customers
Prospects
Promotional
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This is the 2nd step where
you launch your
market. We have classified
it into 5 key segments
where different tactics will
be used.

Phase 3 Tactics: Momentum
Awareness
WHAT, HOW & WHY
• Continued Trainings
• Internal emails
Awareness &
Demand Generation
• Try & Buy programs
• Customer
Presentation
• Incentive programs
programs
Program
• Identify key clients
programs with relevant
channels
• Social Media
Focused on
Awareness/Lead Gen
• Exhibitions
• Trade Shows
• Conferences
Internal
Channel
Customers
Prospects
Promotional
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PHASE 3
This is the 3rd step after the
launch of your
market. In order to keep the
momentum going, we have
segments where different
tactics will be used.

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Awareness
WHAT, HOW & WHY
• Continued Trainings
• Internal emails
Awareness &
Demand Generation
• Try & Buy programs
• Customer
Presentation
• Incentive programs
programs
Program
• Identify key clients
programs with relevant
channels
• Social Media
Focused on
Awareness/Lead Gen
• Exhibitions
• Trade Shows
• Conferences
Internal
Channel
Customers
Prospects
Promotional
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This is the 3rd step after the
launch of your
market. In order to keep the
momentum going, we have
segments where different
tactics will be used.

Product Launch Details Plan
• Camera
• Cloud Data Storage
• Ability to download Apps
• Video Call
• Access to social media
• Android Operating
System
• Excellent battery life
• + Building
• + Location
• + Transport links
• - Parking Ample spaces
• + Decor
• + Equipment
• +Target Audience
• + What type of Event
• +Target Audience
• +Event Goals &Objectives
• - Number of Attendees-
500
• - Budget $20,000
• - Data of Event November
10th 2011
• + Product
• + Price
• + Place
• + Promotion
• - Communication
Plan
• Follow Up campaign
Implementing the
communication plan
• - When is the Product launch
Date? November 30th 2011
• - Budget +Perform post-
budget performance review.
Needs to
accommodate the
number of
expected attendess
• + Website
• + Social Media
• - Email Campaigns -
Emails contains key
content from the Event
• - Search Engine Ads +
Targeting Keywords
Implement The
Marketing
Communication
Plan
-Product
Design
-Pre
Planning
+ Program
-
Marketing
-Venue
+
Additional
Considera
tions
-Post
Event
Product
Launch
Plan
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This is a detailed version of
Product launch plan which
is categorized in 7 steps &
then further sub-classified.
You can have a detailed
version of your plan taking a
fair idea from this template

Marketing Plan
• Advert features on
sports & celebrity
magazines
• Search Engine
optimization
• Online Review
• Large Scale
promotion
• (neighbors by
numbers)• Radio Jingles
• Advert features on
sports & celebrity
magazines
• Press
Release/online
reviews
• Emails & SMS
campaign• Online Reviews
• Large Scale
promotion (neighbors
by numbers)
• Search Engine
optimization
• Emails, SMS &
online campaign
4th
Month
5th
Month
2nd
Month
3rd
Month
6th
Month
1st
Month
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Mention the month
wise marketing
strategy that will be
used to promote the
product.

Typical Product Launch Marketing Process
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• Traditional media
• Social media
• PR & bloggers
outreach
• Launch event
• In-store displays
• Measure impact
• Sustain buzz and
conversation
• Testimonials &
reviews
• Case studies or
success stories
• Traditional media plan
• Social media plan
• Outreach plan for
press/bloggers
• Advance outreach
• Create brand assets for
launch (video, Images,
written content)
• Sales/partner training
Buzz
MomentumLaunch

External Communication Tools
Customer
Presentation 01
Channel
Presentation 02
Sales
Tools 03
Website 04
05 Datasheet
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External
Presentation
Case Studies07
White Papers08
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Lead Generation Activities
Conferences
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Nurturing
campaign
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Other online
marketing programs
01
Direct mail promotion
Communities
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Target database
acquisition.
05
Trade shows
03
Magazine
advertisement
04
Road show with
tech partners
02
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Mention some lead
generation activities
that will be helpful in
business
development

Lead Generation Funnel
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Value-adding content
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03
02
01
05
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Press Release Plan
Press
Release
15th March
Analyst
Report
30th March
Media
Briefings
30th May
Customer
Spokesperson
30th June
Webinars
30th April
Partner
Press Release
15th May
Media
Presentation
15th June
Analyst
Briefing
15th April
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Social Media Plan
30th March
Blogger
30th April
Twitter
30th May
Snapchat
30th May
Linked. in
15 March
Facebook
15 April
You Tube
15 May
Instagram
15 June
We chat
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Sales Training Plan
Field Training
15th April
Online Sales Training
15th March
Use Cases Training
15th May
Online Support
Training 30th
March
FAQ Training
30th April
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Marketing Budget
Category
Q1
Jan ($) Feb ($) Mar ($) Q1 Totals ($)
National Marketing 100.00 100.00 100.00 300.00
Banner Ads 100.00 100.00 100.00 300.00
Local Marketing 1,500.00 - - 1,500.00
Newspaper 600.00 600.00
In- store marketing 400.00 400.00
POP 500.00 500.00
Public Relations 1,800.00 1,800.00 1,800.00 5,400.00
Sponsorships
Press Releases 1,800.00 1,800.00 1,800.00 5,400.00
Webinars -
Conferences -
Client Events -
Content Marketing 1,200.00 - - 1,200.00
Sponsored Content -
Landing Page 1,200.00 1,200.00
White Papers/ eBooks -
Social Media 600.00 600.00 600.00 1,800.00
Twitter 100.00 100.00 100.00 300.00
Facebook 100.00 100.00 100.00 300.00
Pinterest 100.00 100.00 100.00 300.00
Instagram 100.00 100.00 100.00 300.00
google+ 100.00 100.00 100.00 300.00
LinkedIn 100.00 100.00 100.00 300.00
Category
Q1
Jan ($) Feb ($) Mar ($) Q1 Totals ($)
Online 800.00 400.00 200.00 1,400.00
Blog 800.00 800.00
Website -
Mobile App 400.00 400.00
Mobile Alerts -
Email Newsletter $ 200.00 200.00
Advertising 3,350.00 - - 3,350.00
Online 2,500.00 2,500.00
Print 850.00 850.00
Outdoor -
Radio -
Television -
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Go-To-Market Strategy
WHAT are you
Trying to
Market
Market Position
Price Positioning Business Model
Key Attributes of
your product/
solution
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WHO should
be involved
internally &
externally?
Launch Team
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Target Markets
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Channel/Partners
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Initial Market Penetration
Strategy
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WHY should
they adopt it?
Value Proposition &
key Message for
Customers
Mention your Key
strategies/comments here
Channels
Mention your Key
Other
Audience
Mention your Key
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HOW and
WHERE
should it be
done?
Mention your Key strategies/comments
here
External Activities
here
Tools For Customers
here
Tools For Internal Audience
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Channel Partner Training Plan
• When it is to be launched
• All trainings, instructional guides and announcements will be available on
(mention platform name)
Video Library
• Prepare advanced, hands on training program and deliver it live via WebEx Trainings
& it includes the following:
• Point A
• Point B
• Point C
Face-to-Face & Online Training
To provide recent news on promotions, incentives, sales tools and more. Add other
details as well like person who is accountable for implementing, timelines etc.
Channel Flash Email Newsletter
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List of Channel Partners
Tier 1 Channel Partners
Name 1 Mention Key Comments
Tier 2 Channel Partners
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Channel Product Pricing
S. No. Product/Service Pricing Pricing Rationale
1. Product 1
2. Product 2
3. Product 3
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Product X
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Own Business Competitor 1 Competitor 2 Competitor 3 Competitor 4
Design
Price
Performance
Quality
Additional Functions
Equipment
Expected Product Service
Life
Overall Assessment 6 3 4 3 3
Competitive Analysis
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Revenue & Costing Forecast
FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21
Revenue (MM) 0.45 2.6 3.4 3.7
Cost (MM) 0.9 1.1 0.95 1.05
USD
4 MM
Accumulated Cost for all
years due to this project
USD
10 MM
Accumulated Revenue for all
years generated by this project
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Beta Program Overview
Aims of Beta Testing
Early customer references
a & testimonials
Generate more Bookings
& Revenue
High Initial product quality &
early customer engagement
Target Date: 15th September
Alpha
Testing
Target Date: 15th December
Beta
Testing
Target Date: 15th March
Full Scale
Show
Done in a Lab Type
Environment
Includes a Limited Group of Users
Outside of the Company
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Beta Program Timeline
Plan
For Future
Public
Beta
Alpha
Out
First
Prototype
Roll
Out
Private
Beta Out
Investor
Presentation
Project
Kickoff
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Beta Customer Feedback
Customer Complaints
Received
Completed Tickets
Happy Clients Working Hours
261
1700 1250
120
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Learning From Past Projects
Upfront
ProductResources
Support
• Unclear or Wrong Audience /
Market
• Little Marketing Resource or
Unclear Differentiation
• Product is Too New or Too
Different
• Product Priced Too High
• Bad or Weak Product Claims &
Advertising
• Crisis Issues :Product /
Quality Supply / Regulatory
• Not Enough $ for PR,
Marketing, Launch &/or
Sustaining Sales
• Everything Depends on PR
• Too Much or Little Social Media
• In-house Marketing Campaign
isn't Objective
• Spokesperson Issues
• Sales Buy- in or Knowledge
Lacking
• Lack of Influencers Supporting
Launch
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Product Launch Tracking
Area Remarks Status
Communication
Global news magazine launched week 7. Remaining deliverables to be completed in
<Arch 2017 including final launch events in regional offices…
Training
I initial user training completed. Implementation in HR system pending resources
availability. Handover process agreed with HR. New plan in place to improve timeline.
Development New module launched successfully February 13 as scheduled.
Unit 1 Deployment
Deployment will be delayed to unit 2 deployment completed. Decision to be approved
by steering committee 15.2
Unit 2 Deployment 85% completed. Progressing as planned.
Regional Infrastructure
New infrastructure successfully implemented January 29. Infrastructure gap analysis
completed preparation to analyze, identify issue & assess needs. Action have been
taken.
Alarm, critical deadlines overdue
no clear actions taken
Alarm, deadlines overdue, clear &
relevant actions taken/on going
In control, running according to
objectives & timeline
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