The 90-Day Campaign Blueprint
Plan a quarter your team can actually execute.
See the workbookWalk into the leadership meeting with a number you can defend.
A working system for marketing leaders who have to turn scattered campaign data into a story leadership believes. Five channel calculators, a one-page executive dashboard, a four-part narrative framework, and word-for-word answers to the ten questions that come up in every review.
Fillable PDF + editable Word companion · Instant download · For heads of marketing on lean teams
You know the meeting. Your numbers live in five platforms, none of them agree, and you have twelve minutes on the agenda between a pipeline update and a pricing debate. So you bring everything you have. Charts, channels, caveats. And you watch the room go quiet in the wrong way.
The instinct is to add more proof.
I think that misses the point. The problem isn't that leadership doubts your data. It's that your data hasn't been translated into anything they're accountable for. Revenue. Pipeline. Efficiency. Risk.
This workbook does the translation. You bring eight numbers and an hour. It gives you a defensible ROI figure per channel, a one-page dashboard you can hand across the table, a narrative structure that holds up whether the quarter was good or bad, and answers to the questions that always come.
Time to complete: about an hour. 33 pages, 196 fillable inputs. Every external statistic is sourced on the page or it isn't in the book.
Every part opens with the argument for why it matters, then hands you the tool. Nothing in it is reading for its own sake.
One purchase covers your use within one business, every quarter, for as long as it's useful. You'll get the fillable PDF and the Word companion the moment checkout finishes, plus the updated edition when the book changes.
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Plan a quarter your team can actually execute.
See the workbookBuild a number you can defend. Then defend it.
See the workbookThat's usually where an engagement starts. Thirty minutes, no pitch — bring the page you got stuck on.