HOW IT WORKS
From early planning to a coordinated launch, without inventing the process as you go.
Five phases carry the company from early direction-setting to a coordinated, team-led launch. Each one builds on the last, so your team knows what happens next.
PHASE 1 OF 5
Foundation and Direction
The company lead frames what is changing and why it matters. Selected stakeholders then respond independently, so the company can see what is shared, what differs, and what must be protected before the launch plan is built.
- Stakeholder Brand Intelligence ReportBrings independent leadership perspectives together so the company can see what is shared, what differs, what should be protected, and what needs attention.
- Brand & Message FoundationTurns the strongest findings into current company language the team can use across sales, marketing, recruiting, leadership communication, and future campaigns.
- Company Voice & AI Communication GuideGives employees approved context, voice direction, proof boundaries, and review guidance for AI-assisted communication.
- Annual Planning & Leadership Retreat GuideConnects the findings to the year-end reviews, retreats, executive onboarding, and planning sessions the company already holds.
HeyGen explainer, Phase 1: what Brand Intelligence is, in plain language, and why the foundation comes first.
HeyGen explainer, Phase 2: how the Blueprint works and why the plan comes before the assets.
PHASE 2 OF 5
Build the Launch Plan
The route from first decision to launch - what happens, when it belongs, who participates, and what must be complete before the next step begins.
- 90-Day Launch BlueprintShows what needs to happen from the starting point to launch, why each step matters, who participates, and what must be complete before the work moves forward.
- Asset Plan & Campaign CalendarIdentifies only the messages and materials this pivotal moment requires, then places them in one usable schedule.
- Message & Visual StarterTranslates stakeholder language and company proof into a small set of headline, message, and visual directions the team can continue to develop.
- Team Go-to-Launch PlanMakes responsibilities, reviews, approvals, sequence, and completion points clear without asking Launch Code to manage the client’s employees.
PHASE 3 OF 5
Launch Protocol
Final details get one home: facts confirmed, schedule set, responsibilities assigned, and a step-by-step plan for the week that matters most.
- Launch Readiness ChecklistGives the client a final check of facts, dates, language, links, assets, responsibilities, operating readiness, and approvals.
- Publication & Scheduling PlanShows what goes live, where it appears, when it happens, and who is responsible.
- Launch Week & Launch Day Run of ShowGives the team a step-by-step plan for the final week and the hours that matter most.
HeyGen explainer, Phase 3: the final 30 days, and how the protocol removes last-minute improvisation.
HeyGen explainer, Phase 4: what launch week looks like when the plan already exists.
PHASE 4 OF 5
Launch Window
Your team carries out the launch with the system already in place - the Blueprint, approved materials, publication plan, and Run of Show in hand.
Your team leads routine execution. Additional review or launch-window support can be arranged separately when it is useful.
PHASE 5 OF 5
Review, Learn, and Reuse
Capture what happened while it is fresh, preserve what worked, and make the next pivotal moment easier to prepare and run.
- Post-Launch Review & Next-Moment GuideHelps the team capture early results, follow-up actions, lessons, reusable assets, and the next pivotal moment worth preparing for.
HeyGen explainer, Phase 5: why the review is where the next launch begins.
"One good launch, once or twice a year, can exponentially create revenue and results - without requiring a company to carry a full-time senior marketing function year-round."
One program. One investment. Now open.
US$10,500 for the complete program - three monthly installments of US$3,500. Ten seats for the 2027 intake.