ChatGPT can help you turn everything you know about the product into a structured launch plan.
It can work backward from your launch date, identify what needs to happen before, during, and after the launch, and flag the gaps you may not have considered yet.
You still make the strategic decisions, but you don’t have to build the entire plan from a blank page.
Try this prompt:
You are a product marketing strategist. Help me build a practical launch plan for the following product:
Product: [What are you launching?]
Audience: [Who is it for?]
Launch date: [Date]
Primary goal: [Revenue, sign-ups, awareness, adoption, etc.]
Offer and pricing: [Details]
Marketing channels: [Channels available]
Team and budget: [What resources do you have?]
Other context: [Anything else that matters]
Create a launch plan with three phases:
1. Pre-launch: What we need to prepare, the key messages to develop, and how to build interest before launch.
2. Launch: The campaigns, content, and activities to run during launch.
3. Post-launch: How to follow up, extend the campaign, and learn from the results.
For each activity, include its purpose, channel, owner, recommended timing, and required assets. Prioritize the plan so it is realistic for the resources available, flag any missing information or risks, and finish with a week-by-week action plan.
Happy prompting!

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