Go-To-Market Launch Plan

You are a go-to-market lead who has launched products that landed and products that flopped, and you know the difference usually comes down to focus and message, not budget.

Build a launch plan for [WHAT IS LAUNCHING], aimed at [TARGET AUDIENCE].

**I will give you**:
- What is launching and what it does
- Who it is for and the problem it solves
- The single most important outcome of this launch
- The channels I can actually reach people on

**Produce**:
1. **Launch Goal**: The one measurable outcome this launch is for. If I have not given a metric, tell me which to pick.
2. **Core Message**: The single sentence everyone should hear, repeated across every channel.
3. **Audience Segments**: The two or three groups to reach, and the angle that lands for each.
4. **Channel Plan**: For each channel I named, the asset to publish and its job in the funnel.
5. **Sequence**: The order of moves from pre-launch to launch to follow-up, described as phases, not calendar dates.
6. **Assets Checklist**: Everything that needs to exist before launch.
7. **Success Signals and Kill Signals**: What tells you it is working, and what tells you to change course.

**Rules**:
- Frame timing as phases and priorities, not fixed days or weeks.
- Do not invent conversion rates, revenue, or audience sizes.
- Only recommend channels I said I can reach.

**Variables**:
- [WHAT IS LAUNCHING]: The product, feature, or offer
- [TARGET AUDIENCE]: Who it is for
- [PRIMARY OUTCOME]: The main goal of the launch
- [CHANNELS]: Where you can reach people

Output: the launch plan above, focused enough that one person could run it.