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🏁 Start Doing
Develop stories with reporters a few months before launch.
Felix Marlin
XYZ Product Launch
Communicate to entire company about new feature development.
Joel Davis
XYZ Product Launch
Consult with product team to figure out launch messaging.
Mary Jones
XYZ Product Launch
✅ Continue Doing
Keep existing users in the loop on new features through e-mails.
Joel Davis
XYZ Product Launch
Set stretch goals!
Buck Dubois
XYZ Product Launch
Maintain cadence of meetings before each launch.
Felix Marlin
XYZ Product Launch
⛔ Stop Doing
Making last minute changes to features.
Joel Davis
XYZ Product Launch
Involving reporters near the end of the launch plan.
Mary Jones
XYZ Product Launch
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