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Go-to-Market · Project

Launch with a position, not just a date.

Go-to-Market is for companies launching a product, entering a market or bringing a new offer to sales. We make the positioning calls with your leadership team, then build the full set of launch assets so everything reaches the market at once.

01 · What you leave with

What you leave with

  • The Awestruck Bearing™: your brand, value proposition and go-to-market on one slide, all laddering up to a North Star

  • Positioning and messaging: the position, the key messages and the verbal identity that carries them

  • A new or updated visual brand: the mark, colour, type and layout rules your team works from

  • A go-to-market strategy: the audiences, the offer and the sequence from first contact to closed deal

  • A channel plan: which channels carry the launch, in what order, and what each one has to do

  • A new or rebuilt website: built on Lovable, with the pages, forms and tracking the launch needs

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  • Sales materials: pitch deck, one-pagers, case studies, ROI calculators and proposal templates

  • A launch kit: what your team and partners need to share the launch, including ready-to-post social copy

  • Social assets: profile refresh, carousel templates and a first content run

  • Marketing assets: email sequences, a launch video, event and webinar materials

02 · How it runs

Positioning first, then everything at once.

  1. 1

    Decide

    Working sessions with your leadership to settle who it's for, what you stand for and what proof you have. We test the position against where your market is likely to go over the next few years, so it holds after launch. You leave week three with your Bearing signed off.

  2. 2

    Build

    We write and design every asset from the same position, so the website, the deck and the launch email say the same thing.

  3. 3

    Launch

    Your team gets the kit, the training and the schedule. Your people approve every piece before it goes out.

Launch date

Run on the Source Method.

03 · Timeline

Worked back from your date.

Most launches take 8 to 12 weeks from the first working session. If the date is fixed and the runway is short, we cut scope, not quality, and we tell you which pieces move to a second wave.

05 · Questions

Questions

Have a date? Let's work back from it.