Growth strategy · 04

Ready before the doors open.

Tracking set up, pages written, flows live and the first ads approved before launch day, with targets for day one, week one and month one.

  • New store
  • New product
  • New market
Targets: day, week, month
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Tests ready at launch
[5]
Weeks of build before launch day
[6]
Stacks of packed kraft product boxes on a tableLaunch week · first orders

Where it sits

  • Growth sprintNot in it
  • Growth partnerIn it
  • LaunchIn it
In short

What does launch planning cover?

Launch planning gets a new store, product or market ready to sell on day one. We set up tracking first, write the launch pages, build the launch flows and campaigns, and set a target for the first day, week and month, so the launch is judged on orders, not noise.

For
New stores, products and markets
Length
About [2] months, launch included
Tracking
Set up and tested before launch day
Targets
Day one, week one and month one
Ends with
A review [2] weeks after launch
Who it’s for

A fit, or not yet.

Honest both ways: if it isn’t the right first step, we’ll say which one is.

A good fit if

  • You’re opening a new store or moving to Shopify.
  • You’re launching a product line and want it judged on orders.
  • You’re selling into a new country and need tracking, pages and ads ready together.

Not the right fit if

  • Your launch is next week: we need about [6] weeks before launch day.
  • You need influencers for the launch. We don’t manage them yet.
Not sure? Start with the leak
What’s included

In every launch.

Compare the plans
  • Tracking first

    Store, analytics and ad platform events set up and tested before day one.
  • Launch pages

    Collection and product pages written for search and for the first buyers.
  • Launch flows

    Welcome, cart and post-purchase flows live before the first order.
  • Launch campaigns

    The first ads briefed, made and approved, ready to switch on.
  • A waitlist

    A sign-up offer, so launch day starts with people who asked to hear.
  • Three targets

    Day one, week one and month one, tracked in the Monday report.
How we run it

Six weeks to launch day.

Launches run backwards from the date: tracking first, then pages and flows, then the ads.

  1. Weeks 1–2

    Plan

    Targets, the launch calendar and the tracking set up.

  2. Weeks 3–5

    Build

    Pages, flows, the waitlist and the first ads, made and approved.

  3. Launch week

    Go live

    Everything switches on, and we watch orders hour by hour.

    Launch report[Name] · Analytics
  4. [2] weeks after

    Review

    What sold, what didn’t, and what runs next.

    Next 90-day planSaimul Islam · Founder
Price and plans

Where it sits.

Compare every plan
  • Growth sprint

    Not in this plan
    [Price]per [6]-week sprint

    One channel, one goal and [6] weeks to prove it.

  • Growth partner

    Included
    [Price]per month · [3]-month start

    When you add a product or a market.

    Book a call
  • Launch

    Included
    [Price]per project

    This is the Launch plan.

    Plan a launch

Prices are per plan, not per service. Every plan includes the audit, the 90-day plan and the Monday report.

FAQ

Questions about launch planning.

Not on the list? Ask on a call, or by email.

About [6] weeks before launch day, so tracking, pages and flows are tested before the first visitor.

Still have questions?Saimul Islam answers every one.

Your turn

Let’s grow.

Book a strategy call

[30] minutes, no slides. You leave with a first launch calendar for your date.

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