Your Brand Is Ready To Break Through — Now What?

✅ Got your research-backed strategy for how your brand will win? Great!

✅ Got your playbook for how your brand will show up? Great!

✅ Got all the assets you need for your tech brand to go to market and your sales team to sell? GREAT!

Now it's time to launch!

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Launching a brand and putting the strategy into action is just as vital as creating the strategy itself.

I've seen world-class, powerfully human, award-winning brand strategies for tech companies explode 🧨 (in a bad way) during lift-off — all because the team wasn't rallied around, and clear on, the plan.

Imagine implementing a huge digital transformation project and then no one knowing how to go live. 😳 (That would be a disaster!)

It’s the same with launching a brand.

🚀 Here’s a six-step brand launch playbook to help you successfully go to market:

  1. 🧭 Get Leaders on Board: It all starts at the top. If the leadership is excited, it’s going to be contagious!

  2. 📙 Toolkit for All: Hand everyone the brand strategy playbook for how to talk, look, and feel like the new brand.

  3. 💥 Big Reveal: Throw an unforgettable party to unveil the new brand, making sure everyone's on the same hype train.

  4. 📣 Tell the World: Share the news with your customers and partners in a way that feels personal and genuine.

  5. 💬 Listen and Tweak: Keep those ears open for feedback and be ready to adjust.

  6. 📊 Track the Buzz: Keep an eye on the chatter and the numbers to see how well the new brand is doing.

A successful tech brand launch strategy requires everyone to get on board and bring their full energy and alignment.

This is the human way of not only creating a winning strategy but launching a brand that BREAKS THROUGH the market!

*Don't have a brand strategy for your tech firm? Then you're NOT ready to break through the market. Our team would love to help you get started. Reach out today.

Brandon Triola

Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer at Forrest.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-triola-b4793957/
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