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Dave Daniels is the creator of the BrainKraft Product Launch System and the author of Product Launch Survival Guide

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Cheat Sheet for How to Successfully Launch a Product


How to Launch a Product Cheat Sheet

1. Organize the Launch Team

Assembling a strong launch team is your first step. The team should have all the skills necessary to plan, manage, and execute a product launch. Remember, a successful launch is a team effort.


2. Define Launch Objectives

Clearly define the purpose of your product launch. What do you hope to achieve? Your objectives might include sales targets, market share goals, or customer satisfaction metrics. This is your launch "mission".


3. Clarify Ideal Customers

Know who your ideal customers are. What are their needs and wants? Understanding your customers will help you shape your product and its messaging.


4. Evaluate Market Segments

Split your total market into segments based on demographics or behavior. This will help you tailor your marketing and sales efforts more effectively.


5. Evaluate Competitors

Identify who your competitors are. Understand their strengths and weaknesses. This will help you position your product better and differentiate it in the market.


6. Develop Positioning

Positioning is about deciding where your product fits in the market. How is it different and better than the competitors? Your product's positioning should be clear and compelling.


7. Define Packaging

Consider how you will present your product to your customers. This includes its name, logo, colors, and overall design. Packaging should be attractive and reflect your brand's image.


8. Define Pricing

Decide on the price of your product. The price should reflect the product's value, meet your business goals, and be competitive in the market.


9. Develop a Launch Plan

A good launch plan outlines all the tasks necessary for a successful launch. It covers everything from production to marketing and sales activities. The plan should align with your launch objectives.


10. Prepare the Organization for Success

This is about getting your whole organization ready for the launch. Everyone should understand their roles and be ready to support the launch. This is also called "launch readiness."


11. Accelerate Launch Objectives

After the launch, it's time to accelerate your launch objectives. This means pushing forward to meet or exceed your goals. Regular monitoring and adjustments can help keep your launch on track.


12. Improve

Finally, always look for ways to improve. Review the launch, learn from your experiences, and apply these lessons to your next product launch. Continuous improvement is key to long-term success.

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