Template · C87

Build a 90-day go-to-market plan

Question addressed

How can evidence, preparation, launch and learning be sequenced over the first thirteen weeks?

Direct answer

The 90-day plan organises four gates, critical deliverables, owners, risk budgets and transition criteria.

Decision supported

01Authorise each phase, limit exposure or replan before the next launch.

02The rule, the evidence and the next review date stay visible.

How to use this

Move from the question to the deliverable.

01Starting point

How can evidence, preparation, launch and learning be sequenced over the first thirteen weeks?

02Decision prepared

Authorise each phase, limit exposure or replan before the next launch.

03Deliverable to use

Downloadable 90-day plan

Downloadable template · SQ-87

Fund four gates instead of one monolithic launch

The 90-day plan separates evidence of the problem, preparation of the system, controlled opening and learning. Each gate limits spending before the next item of evidence.

Working context

Template for a B2B offer launched on a priority segment with €180k of budget at risk.

  1. 01Split

    Structure the thirteen weeks into four phases, each with an exit decision.

  2. 02Cap

    Limit the budget and capacity committed before each item of evidence.

  3. 03Assign

    Name the owner, the contributors and the decider of each gate.

  4. 04Learn

    Keep the observations, variances and decisions before widening the segment.

Original element

Thirteen-week go-to-market plan with four gates

The template links phase, evidence, budget at risk, owner and exit decision in a usable calendar.

PhaseWeeksEvidence requiredCumulative budgetOwnerGate
Problem and ICPW1–W212 interviews · 8 confirmations€15kProduct marketingProblem proven
Offer and systemW3–W5Message · price · tracking · support€55kGTM leadSystem ready
Controlled openingW6–W920 accounts · 6 opportunities€115kDemand genMinimum traction
Scale and learnW10–W13Conversion · margin · adoption€180kCMOExpand or correct
CSV · 13 weeks · 4 gatesDownload the 90-day plan
Decision interpretation

01Only €15k is exposed before the problem and the segment are evidenced.

02Controlled opening is authorised only after price, tracking and support are validated.

03Scaling requires conversion, margin and adoption at the same time; volume alone is not enough.

Indicative template. Gates, thresholds and delegations must be adapted to the real sales cycle and obligations.

Coherence controls

Minimum conditions before validation.

01Dated evidence

The status, the evidence and the owner must be available for review.

02Explicit blockers

The status, the evidence and the owner must be available for review.

03Available owners

The status, the evidence and the owner must be available for review.

04Operational measurement

The status, the evidence and the owner must be available for review.

Usable deliverable

Output produced

Downloadable 90-day plan

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