launch-gtm-execution
Master go-to-market strategy, launch planning and execution, sales enablement, and marketing campaigns. Execute successful product launches.
Best use case
launch-gtm-execution is best used when you need a repeatable AI agent workflow instead of a one-off prompt.
Master go-to-market strategy, launch planning and execution, sales enablement, and marketing campaigns. Execute successful product launches.
Teams using launch-gtm-execution should expect a more consistent output, faster repeated execution, less prompt rewriting.
When to use this skill
- You want a reusable workflow that can be run more than once with consistent structure.
When not to use this skill
- You only need a quick one-off answer and do not need a reusable workflow.
- You cannot install or maintain the underlying files, dependencies, or repository context.
Installation
Claude Code / Cursor / Codex
Manual Installation
- Download SKILL.md from GitHub
- Place it in
.claude/skills/launch/SKILL.mdinside your project - Restart your AI agent — it will auto-discover the skill
How launch-gtm-execution Compares
| Feature / Agent | launch-gtm-execution | Standard Approach |
|---|---|---|
| Platform Support | Not specified | Limited / Varies |
| Context Awareness | High | Baseline |
| Installation Complexity | Unknown | N/A |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this skill do?
Master go-to-market strategy, launch planning and execution, sales enablement, and marketing campaigns. Execute successful product launches.
Where can I find the source code?
You can find the source code on GitHub using the link provided at the top of the page.
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SKILL.md Source
# Launch & Go-To-Market Skill Master the art of successful product launches. From GTM strategy through launch execution, learn to coordinate teams, build momentum, and achieve market success. ## Go-To-Market (GTM) Strategy ### GTM Framework Decision **1. Direct Sales Model** - Your team directly sells to customers - Best for: High ACV (>$10K), complex product - Sales cycle: 3-6 months - Team size: 1 AE per $500K-$1M ARR target - Examples: Salesforce, HubSpot, Workday **Pros:** - Control over message - Deep customer relationships - Higher deal size possible - Custom solutions **Cons:** - Expensive ($200K+ per rep) - Slower to scale - Long sales cycles - Small addressable market needed for ROI **Key Metrics:** - Sales Qualified Lead (SQL) - Close rate (typically 20-40%) - Sales cycle length - Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) --- **2. Self-Service / Freemium Model** - Customers discover and sign up themselves - Best for: Low ACV (<$1K), self-explanatory product - Sales cycle: Minutes to days - Team: Product + Marketing focused **Pros:** - Scales without sales team - Low CAC - Fast adoption - Land and expand opportunity **Cons:** - High churn risk - Need viral/network effects - Requires excellent product - Difficult to reach enterprise **Key Metrics:** - Free-to-paid conversion (2-5% target) - Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR) - Customer Lifetime Value (LTV) - CAC < 30% LTV --- **3. Sales Development (SMB)** - SDR/AE team for smaller deals - Best for: SMB market ($2K-$50K ACV) - Sales cycle: 1-3 months - Lower cost than enterprise sales **Pros:** - Better ROI than enterprise sales - Faster sales cycles - Larger addressable market - Still personal touch **Cons:** - Volume required - Lower margins - Churn challenges --- **4. Channel/Partner Model** - Resellers, integrations, platforms - Best for: Reaching wide market cheaply - Examples: App stores, Zapier, AWS Marketplace **Pros:** - Low CAC (partner pays) - Wide distribution - Established customer relationships **Cons:** - Less control - Lower margins (revenue sharing) - Partner incentive alignment ### GTM Positioning **Template:** ``` For [target customer] Who [customer problem] The [product name] Is [category] That [primary benefit] Unlike [alternative/competitor] We [unique differentiator] ``` **Messaging Hierarchy:** 1. **Hero message** (one sentence) - "Collaborate in real-time, anywhere" 2. **Sub-message 1** (supporting feature) - "Works offline, syncs when online" 3. **Sub-message 2** (why it matters) - "No more lost work" 4. **Social proof** - "Used by 100K teams" ### Target Customer Profile (ICP) Define your ideal customer: **Company Characteristics:** - Company size: 50-500 employees - Industry: SaaS companies - Revenue: $10M-$100M ARR - Geography: US + EU - Growth stage: Growth stage **Individual Buyer:** - Title: VP of Operations - Reports to: COO/CFO - Budget owner: Yes - Decision timeline: 90 days **Why they'll buy:** - Main pain: 40% time on manual process - Impact: Save $500K/year - Decision criteria: ROI, ease of use, support ## Launch Planning (12-Week Timeline) ### Weeks 1-4: Strategy & Preparation **Week 1-2: Launch Kickoff** - [ ] Define launch goals (# signups, NPS, revenue) - [ ] Identify target segments - [ ] Competitive positioning finalized - [ ] Go/no-go criteria defined - [ ] Launch date locked **Week 3-4: Content & Collateral** - [ ] Launch press release drafted - [ ] Product one-pagers created - [ ] Demo video script written - [ ] FAQ documentation started - [ ] Sales pitch refined ### Weeks 5-8: Content Creation & Team Prep **Week 5-6: Marketing Preparation** - [ ] Website landing page built - [ ] Email campaign drafted - [ ] Social media content scheduled - [ ] Influencer outreach list built - [ ] PR/media contact list built **Week 7-8: Team Training** - [ ] Sales team training (2 days) - [ ] Customer success onboarding materials - [ ] Support team training - [ ] Executive briefing - [ ] Talking points finalized ### Weeks 9-10: Beta & Feedback **Week 9-10: Beta Program** - [ ] 50-100 beta users selected - [ ] Beta feedback system set up - [ ] Daily feedback review - [ ] Bug fixes prioritized - [ ] Product stability achieved ### Weeks 11-12: Final Launch Prep **Week 11: Final Preparations** - [ ] All content finalized and approved - [ ] Marketing assets tested - [ ] Sales collateral printed/digital ready - [ ] Support documentation complete - [ ] Systems and infrastructure scaling verified **Week 12: Launch Week Readiness** - [ ] Final product testing complete - [ ] Team communication plan reviewed - [ ] Monitoring and alerts configured - [ ] Support team on high alert - [ ] Celebration planned! ## Launch Week Execution ### Launch Day Schedule **6:00 AM - Team Standup** - Goals for the day - Potential issues - Communication channels **9:00 AM - LAUNCH** - Press release goes out - Email campaign sends - Social media posts - Website live - Sales team activated **9:00 AM - 5:00 PM: Monitoring** - Metrics dashboard live - Support team responding - Sales team following up - Marketing team posting - Exec team celebrating **5:00 PM - 9:00 PM: Close Monitoring** - Continued metric tracking - Issue response - Team updates hourly - Press/media engagement ### Post-Launch Week (Days 2-7) **Day 2 (Friday):** - Performance review - Bug prioritization - Customer feedback analysis - Day 2 communication push **Day 3-5 (Weekend/Monday):** - 24/7 support coverage - Customer success outreach - High-priority fixes - Feedback pattern analysis **Day 6-7 (Tuesday/Wednesday):** - Retrospective planning - Performance vs goals review - Course correction planning - Team debrief ## Sales Enablement ### Sales One-Pager (2 pages) **Page 1:** - Product/company logo - One-line pitch - 3 key features/benefits - Comparison vs competitors - Pricing **Page 2:** - Customer testimonial/quote - Use case scenario - ROI calculator - Call to action - Contact info ### Pitch Structure (3 minutes) 1. **Hook** (15 sec) - Current state: "Teams spend 40% time on manual sync" 2. **Problem** (30 sec) - Real impact: "Causes delays, errors, frustration" 3. **Solution** (60 sec) - How you solve: "We automate the sync process" - Key benefit: "Save 5 hours/week per team member" 4. **Social Proof** (15 sec) - Used by: "100 teams across industries" - Outcomes: "Avg 40% time savings" 5. **Call to Action** (15 sec) - Next step: "Let's run a quick 30-min POC with your team" ### Objection Handling **Objection: "We're fine with current solution"** - Response: "I understand. What if we could cut your manual sync time in half? Worth 20 minutes to see how?" **Objection: "We don't have budget"** - Response: "What if this saves $50K in productivity? Would you make budget? Let's see if it applies to you." **Objection: "We need to evaluate competitors"** - Response: "Smart. Here's how we compare to X and Y. What's most important to you - speed, ease of use, or cost?" ### Sales Process 1. **Prospecting** - Outbound/inbound leads 2. **Discovery Call** - Understand needs 3. **Proposal/Demo** - Show solution 4. **Negotiation** - Pricing/terms 5. **Close** - Customer acquisition! ## Launch Metrics **Acquisition Metrics:** - Sign-ups: [Target #] - Conversion rate: [Target %] - Cost per acquisition: [Budget] **Engagement Metrics:** - DAU (Daily Active Users) - Feature adoption rate - Time in app **Retention Metrics:** - Day 7/30 retention - Churn rate - NPS score **Business Metrics:** - MRR (Monthly Recurring Revenue) - ACV (Average Contract Value) - Payback period ## Troubleshooting ### Yaygın Hatalar & Çözümler | Hata | Olası Sebep | Çözüm | |------|-------------|-------| | Launch delay | Product not ready | Parallel tracks, beta extend | | Low buzz | Insufficient marketing | 4-week teaser campaign | | Sales not ready | Late enablement | Training week 6 | | Support overwhelmed | Under-staffed | Temp staff, extended hours | ### Debug Checklist ``` [ ] GTM model clearly defined mi? [ ] Target segments validated mi? [ ] Messaging tested mi? [ ] Sales team trained mi? [ ] Support docs ready mi? [ ] Rollback plan var mı? [ ] Monitoring configured mı? ``` ### Recovery Procedures 1. **Launch Date Slip** → Communicate early, propose new date 2. **Critical Bug** → Activate rollback procedure 3. **Low Adoption** → Accelerate marketing, CS outreach --- **Master launch execution and create market momentum!**
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