Purplex
Purplex

Launch a product or enter a market

A launch might need merchants to stock a range, specifiers to investigate an application or buyers to consider an unfamiliar brand. We develop the campaign around those decisions and prepare your sales team and partners to handle the response.

Crittall website work by Purplex, part of the wider brand and digital strategy

Prepare sales teams and channel partners for launch

A launch can attract exactly the people you want and still leave your team unprepared for their questions. Before the campaign starts, we establish who needs to understand the product, which evidence they’ll need and who will respond when interest arrives.

The route to market changes the work.

Preparation changes with the route to market

Merchant
A merchant may need a reason to stock the range and material for the counter team.
Specifier
A specifier may need application evidence and a technical discussion.
New market
A new market may also need an introduction to the business itself, which existing customers don’t.

We bring the proposition, campaign idea and sales preparation into the same plan. That makes it possible to sequence the work around genuine dependencies, including information, distribution and the people who will handle the response.

What needs to be ready

The product argument

Explain what changes for the intended buyer and which product or customer evidence supports it.

The channel

Identify the people who need information or sales material before the campaign creates interest.

The response

Prepare the right destination for each enquiry and agree who will continue the conversation.

The next phase

Plan how customer questions, partner feedback and adoption will shape activity after the initial launch.

Crittall steel glazing across the back of a brick house, opening onto the garden

Crittall: from product teaser to launch response

  1. Teaser
  2. Product reveal
  3. Technical information
  4. Response

397new leads from the launch campaign

Crittall’s launch began with a teaser, then moved into the product reveal, technical information, PR and a response experience. Its structure gave the initial attention a clear destination.

Sales teams need the same product information that buyers see in the campaign, with a clear route for technical questions and enquiries.

Preparing the next phase

For a market entry, recognition and access to the channel may need work before a wider campaign makes sense. For an established range, the priority may be explaining the change. We build the continuing activity around those conditions and what the first response tells us.

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Tell us what you need and where it’s stuck. We’ll come back to you within one working day with the right person for the job.

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Tell us about your product launch.

Tell us what you’re bringing to market and how far you’ve got with the launch. We can help plan the work that remains.

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Your brief
  • What’s launching, who it’s for and the date or market you have in mind.

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