Something Important Is Coming. You Can't Afford to Get It Wrong.

You've built something that works. Your reputation is solid. Your team knows how to maintain relationships, deliver projects, and keep the pipeline moving.

But now you're facing a moment that's different from business as usual.

Maybe it's a new market where nobody knows you. Maybe it's a product launch that needs to land with authority. Maybe it's a leadership transition that requires the company to speak with one clear voice. Or maybe it's a growth phase that's outpacing your internal clarity.

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You don't need another agency. You need a strategic partner who can align strategy, story, and execution & then hand it back.

The Stakes are Real


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The stakes are real—the outcome of how and when you launch your announcement or campaign will absolutely shape perception of your business for years.

Perception


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Strategy & Risk Mitigation

You need concentrated, senior-level attention - not a junior account manager. This is not a time to be assigned to or outsource to basic-level abilities.


03

Capacity

Your internal team is already at capacity running the business. This is the time to realize there's a window, and if you miss it, this business opportunity diminishes. Don’t overwhelm your team, work with one who specializes in projects like these.

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150+

brands elevated

$45 M

in average client growth

92%

client retention rate

Is This Your Moment?

Launch Code exists for specific situations - unique moments where a strategic launch program creates outsized value. Here are some examples below.

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Geographic Expansion

Entering a new city or regional market

Expanding from regional to national presence

Opening a new office, facility, or location

Re-entering a market after a previous attempt

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Company Milestones

Crossing a significant revenue threshold

Scaling from founder-led to team-led sales

Announcing funding, investment, or preparing for acquisition

Strategic anniversary with visibility goal

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Mergers, Acquisitions & Partnerships

Acquisition announcement (either direction)

Merger announcement and integration visibility

Strategic partnership or joint venture launch

Franchise expansion

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Rebrand launch

Shifting industry perception

Announcing a strategic pivot

Moving upmarket or downmarket intentionally

Repositioning & Reinvention

Leadership & Transitions

New CEO, President, or C-suite executive

Founder transition or succession

Launching a new division with dedicated leadership

High-profile hire announcement

Product & Service Evolution

Launching a new product line or service offering

Introducing a premium or enterprise tier

Pivoting core offering to a new market segment

Major product update or next-generation release

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Why These Moments Matter


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Time-Bound

There's a window. Miss it and the opportunity diminishes.


High Stakes

The outcome shapes perception for years.


Requires External Perspective

You're too close to see your own positioning clearly.


Concentrated Results

A 90-day sprint beats a 12-month slow roll.

Let's Talk About Your Launch