
One-Page Go-to-Market Plan
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A consumer launch fails when the product, the shopper, the retailer and the budget are planned in separate documents. This plan keeps them together: the product reasons to buy, who owns each shopper decision, which retailers have agreed to list it, how trade marketing is timed, what shoppers told you and what the launch costs.
The sample follows Fallowfield Media launching a £24.99 family nature-journal kit into four retailers on 14 April 2027, with 12% trade spend and a £186,000 launch budget. Replace the product, price, retailers, survey results, dates and every budget line with your own, and keep the totals tied.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace the product, price and trade margin on page 1, then enter your own retailers, store count and launch date.
Rewrite the schedule, survey results and personas with your real audiences, dates and research.
Rebuild the budget lines and the variance table from your own plan, keeping the totals, shares and chart tied.
Delete the Make it yours guide page, then share the plan with sales and finance or present it.
No. Fallowfield Media, the product, the retailers, the people and every figure are fictional sample content. Replace them with your own before you share the plan.
Trade spend is money paid to retailers for promotions, displays and listings, usually set as a percentage of trade sales. The sample caps it at 12% and requires finance approval above that.
Yes. Rename the retailers as channels or partners and replace the kit with your offer. The shopper, schedule and budget structure still applies to any consumer launch.

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