Ecommerce Hot Product Launch Planner

Problem

New product launch plans often stall on three issues: incomplete structure, tasks that cannot be broken down, and tracking sheets that are not ready for follow-up. Operators keep patching data, while execution sheets lack owners and deadlines, so the plan stays in documents.

How It Works

The skill converts one product brief into three deliverables: a Word launch plan, a Feishu execution workbook, and a 17-sheet launch tracker. It first extracts product name, selling points, audience, pricing, SKUs, and competitor notes from .docx, .xlsx, .pdf, or .md files, then confirms the core positioning with a summary of no more than 10 points.
It then uses a T-30 SOP to generate a 12-chapter plan covering product insight, positioning, phased targets, task lists, meeting cadence, milestones, and risk controls. The execution workbook includes 74 tasks, KPI tracking, a Gantt view, risk monitoring, and budget rollups. The launch tracker follows a fixed template for competitor, market, and break-even fields. Platform metrics are handled conservatively: values are left blank and marked for tools such as Damopan or Sycm when not explicitly provided in the source file.

Limits

It is best for launch planning when basic product materials already exist, including categories such as supplements, digital goods, beauty, food, and baby products. If cost, price, audience, or competitor facts are missing, the output remains more framework-oriented. Customer service scripts and break-even calculations should only be treated as usable when the underlying data is verifiable.