Product launch: timeline guide
A step-by-step timeline for product launch, from planning kickoff to the final cue.
Read guide →Planning library
Product launch emcee guide
Land a product reveal once, with the room, media and product team ready: media hold, countdown, reveal cue and reset plan, with checklists, run sheets and scripts
Compare 8 focused resources, note the decisions that matter, then turn them into one short brief you can send.
Why the host makes or breaks it
A product reveal only happens once. The media hold, the countdown, the reveal cue and the reset all have to fire in sequence, with the room, the press and the product team ready at the same instant. A fumbled handover or an early clap flattens the moment you spent months building toward. The emcee is the person who makes the reveal land cleanly and on cue.
Work through the checklist to define the reveal and its dependencies, the run sheet to rehearse the countdown and reset, and the questions to confirm a host can hold media timing under pressure. The script and role map keep AV, stage and the product team on one cue. Planning a launch? Send the date and format on WhatsApp for a fast fit check.
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Product launch: planning checklist
The planning checklist for product launch, covering what to lock down and by when.
Read guide →Product launch: questions to settle early
The questions worth settling early for product launch, before suppliers and scripts are locked in.
Read guide →Product launch: common planning mistakes
Common planning mistakes in product launch, and a straightforward way to avoid each one.
Read guide →Product launch: script structure
How to structure the emcee script for product launch, section by section.
Read guide →Product launch: budget priorities
Where the budget usually goes for product launch, and where it is worth spending more.
Read guide →Product launch: team roles and handovers
Who owns what during product launch: team roles and clean handovers.
Read guide →Product launch: on-the-day playbook
The on-the-day playbook for product launch, from arrival to the final thank-you.
Read guide →A useful way through the collection
- Start with the event type, place or planning problem closest to your situation.
- Record the decisions, names, timings and owners the page identifies.
- Use a free tool to turn those notes into a working document.
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