The Launch Guide · from Tracy Harris
This is the exact guide I use to plan every launch. The pre-launch runway, the five phases, an eight-week content calendar, and the debrief that makes the next launch better than the last.
Instant download. Keep it forever.
[INSERT REAL CLIENT RESULT / TESTIMONIAL]
[INSERT NAME], [INSERT BUSINESS TYPE]
You did everything right.
The emails went out. The posts went up. You showed up live with your heart in your throat.
And almost nobody bought.
Here's what I need you to hear.
That launch didn't fail because you're bad at this.
It failed because something underneath it wasn't built yet.
And nobody showed you the order.
Most women cut straight to the open cart. The buying window. The "doors are open" post.
And when you do that, your launch becomes transactional. All ask, no journey.
A great launch starts six to eight weeks before anyone can buy.
This was never an effort problem. It's an order problem.
So I turned my launch plan into a guide. That runway, and what to do on every week of it, is exactly what it gives you.
Find your starting line
just starting
You have something worth selling and you've been meaning to launch it. The guide hands you the order, so your first one runs on a plan instead of guesswork.
stuck on your offer
The cart opened and almost nobody bought. The five phases and the runway show you what was missing underneath, so the next one lands.
ready to scale
It works, but every launch reinvents the wheel and leaves you wrung out. The calendar and debrief turn it into a system you run again and again.
What's inside
The six to eight weeks that decide your launch before the cart opens. Connection, awareness and desire, so the open cart is an invitation, not an ambush.
Every launch broken into five plannable phases, so you always know which part you're in and what it's for.
The answer to "what do I actually post in the lead-up?" Mapped week by week. Use it as-is, or take pieces and make it your own.
The piece almost everyone skips. What worked, what didn't, what felt heavy, captured while it's fresh, so your next launch starts smarter.
Ten minutes of audio. Me, walking you through the whole approach. Take it on a walk, then open the guide and plan.
A course, a membership, a group program, a service, an event, a creative product. If it can be bought, it can be launched.
What it's worth
The pre-launch runway
The six-to-eight-week plan that decides your launch before the cart opens.
The five phases of a launch
The full framework, so you always know which part you're in.
The eight-week content calendar
Week-by-week, "what do I post?" answered for the whole runway.
The launch debrief
The reusable review that makes every launch better than the last.
The 10-minute audio training
The whole approach walked through, in my voice.
Everything above, planned and ready to use.
"[INSERT REAL CLIENT RESULT / TESTIMONIAL. Specific. Named. A real launch outcome in the woman's own words.]"
[INSERT NAME] · [INSERT BUSINESS TYPE]
Launching is a skill.
I couldn't tell you how many launches I've run over the years. The only reason I've gotten better is practice. And here's the unfair part. Our practice is public. Every launch has your name on it.
So most women launch once, maybe twice. It stings. And they quietly never do it again.
The women who grow aren't braver than you. They have a plan they can run again and again, and a debrief that makes every run better.
That's what you're holding after today. Not a course to catch up on. A guide you'll come back to for every launch you ever run.
$27 USD
$27. Less than the boosted post that went nowhere.
One-time payment. Instant access.
My promise to you
Try the guide. Read it, plan a launch with it, take the audio on a walk.
If it doesn't give you a clearer plan than you had before, reply to your receipt within 14 days and I'll refund you. No form, no hoops. Just hit reply.
You're not risking anything here except staying stuck on the old way of launching.
Who it's for
This is for you if you have something to launch, or something you've been meaning to launch. A course, a membership, a coaching offer, a creative business, a service, a product made with your own hands.
It assumes you have an audience you talk to, even a small one. It doesn't assume the audience is big.
Some of the best launches I've seen came from small, warm audiences and a calm plan.
One more thing, because I know who's reading this.
You don't need to feel ready. You need a plan and a first step. This is both.
Go into your launch like you're already a champion. For putting your work out there, you already are.
I can't wait to see what you launch.
Xx Tracy
A few honest answers
When do I get it?
The moment you buy. The download link lands on the next page and in your inbox.
Will this work if my audience is small?
Yes. The plan scales to the audience you have. Warm beats big.
Is this a course?
No. It's a guide. Read it in one sitting, plan your launch with it, keep it forever.
What if I've never launched before?
Then you get to do your first one with a plan instead of guesswork. The guide assumes no launch experience, just something worth launching.