Product Launch Management

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• thomasbartke wrote a new blog post: Product Launch for Business Made Simple
  

  Sometimes we need simple examples to understand new things.
  Business owners who can understand marketing budgets, market research, customer satisfaction and all the details of bringing a product to market, just don’t seem to get the concept of the new way of “Product Launches”.
  Here is a simple yet powerful metaphor for you.
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Jn5xpav3gU
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• thomasbartke wrote a new blog post: How to Pick a Product Launch Niche
  

  Picking a niche to “go vertical: in your product launch marketing business can be a daunting task.
  Not because it’s hard to find workable niches where product launches could be successful.
  But because there are too many possibilities.
  Between pondering your “Cost of Opportunity” and “Indecision” you can lose a lot of momentum that should have been used [...]

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• thomasbartke wrote a new blog post: Product Launches and the Art of Tracking Results
  

  In a recent blog post on B2B-campaign marketing I read that only 30% of all companies test and track their marketing.
  And those 30% achieved an incease ROI on their marketing of 70% on average.
  The first lesson from that is obvious: You need to start tracking results, right?
  There is another lesson here though, and it is [...]

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• thomasbartke wrote a new blog post: Affiliate Tracking Blunder
  

  JV and Affiliate Tracking
  Of course, one of the most important things to track in any launch is who was the JV partner or affiliate that brought a client into the launch and onto your Launch List. Most affiliate programs have integrated tracking systems that use both tags and cookies to track affiliates.
  What’s the difference between [...]

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