Launch plan and readiness workbook: from gate to shelf, with the fact file
A 29-slide launch plan with the readiness workbook (36 deliverables with deadlines and a verdict), the monthly sell-out budget, the listing plan, the price chain and an 8-slide sales fact file for the field.

What you will have written when you finish
- 1The readiness checklist by function, each line with a deadline counted back from launch day
- 2The listing plan: chain by chain, days to shelf, first order and fill
- 3The monthly budget: doors times velocity, sell-in equal to sell-out plus the new doors' fill
- 4The price chain as approved, and the drift against the business case
- 5The launch P&L against the approved case, month by month
- 6The sales fact file the field carries: claims, argumentary, objections, the commercial rules
- 7The first-ninety-days scorecard and the stop rules
7 slides from the example
2 sheets from the workbook
Launches slip in the last eight weeks, where nobody owns the list. The readiness workbook owns it: every deliverable by function with its weeks-before-launch deadline, status and blocker; the deck reads the verdict from it.
Brand manager, launch lead, field manager in consumer healthcare, writing for a Gulf market and presenting to a regional or global team. Also the distributor marketer who co-writes it.
Prescription brands with a medical-affairs plan, agencies pitching creative work, or anyone who needs a company's proprietary template.
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Every item includes
Three working sessions on your own document: inputs and numbers, the draft, and a review against the questions management will ask.
Every example is set in one fictional world: Meridian Consumer Health, its distributor Northern Gulf Distribution Co., the scalp-care brand Clarisel and its competitors Scalvia, Sebravel, Scalpex and Trichoderm. Nahdi, Al-Dawaa and United are real Saudi pharmacy chains used as market fixtures with invented figures, as are the marketplaces, the quick-commerce apps and the discounter named in item 08. You see every box filled, every chart populated and every number reconciled, without a real company's data.

