Our Digital Product Release Part I presentation gave you everything you needed to present your new digital product. Now, Part II gives you all the charts and graphs you need illustrate how your product will make money and grow.

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Target Customer Slide preview
Launch Funnel Slide preview
Revenue Forecast Slide preview
Expected Revenue Increase by Team Slide preview
Annual Revenue Forecast Slide preview
Main Driver for Revenue Growth Slide preview
Revenue Forecast by Category Slide preview
Revenue Forecast Compared to Last Year Slide preview
Anticipated Annual Marketing Costs by Category Slide preview
Trends from Last Year Slide preview
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Population Distribution Slide preview
Regional Overview Slide preview
Time Spent Slide preview
Rankings Slide preview
Active Users Slide preview
Customer Habits Slide preview
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Product Promotion Slide preview
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Synopsis

You have so much to worry about before your digital product launch: customer satisfaction, effective marketing, healthy sales funnel – the list goes on. With our Digital Product Release (Part 2) deck, you can at least easily demonstrate to your team and stakeholders the great features of your new digital product and its positioning, without hours and hours spent on charts and graphs creation.

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This slide is perfect for presenting your geographic or demographic data and introducing your target audience and key insights about it. You can find more international and regional maps in our Ultimate Map Collection.

Map Infographic

To make your digital product launch presentation more playful and interactive, use icons showcased in this slide. Icons is a simple, powerful tool for communicating information, as they help us interpret and understand concepts better.

Iconography
Testimonial

Application

HubSpot recommends checking things off the following checklist for a successful digital (or physical) product release:

  • Get to know your customer – "market research" or "customer development" is key to learning about what your customers need, want and what their pain points are. Determine their goals, drivers and problems so you can develop and market a valuable solution.
  • Write a positioning statement – some questions to consider and answer when writing a positioning statement are: Who is the product for? What does it do? How is it different from other similar products? Who is your target audience?
  • Pitch your positioning – when your positioning statement is ready and polished, present it to stakeholders in your company so everybody is on the same page. "If your employees have a hard time buying into the product, your customers might as well. If your team loves it, that might be a great sign that the product launch will go well," the experts say.
  • Plan your market strategy – to launch and promote your product, you need a roadmap. Some businesses prefer to build a funnel strategy, while others prefer the flywheel approach, the HubSpot team says. When you are working on building your strategy, take in consideration, what type of content you can use or repurpose to attract a prospective customer's attention.
  • Set a goal for the launch – use a SMART goal, which is Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant and Time-bound. This is one of the proven ways to establish achievable goals.
  • Create promotional content – start planning and producing content to support and align with your promotional initiatives and campaigns. Blog posts, demos and tutorials, landing pages (and social media posts) are all good examples of content that can be used for your digital product marketing.
  • Prep your team – ensure that your team and key stakeholders are ready for you to launch and kickstart the marketing of the product. Communicate with everybody involved or interested through internal presentations, Slack channels or good old email to keep the staff in the loop and up to date with your launch plan.
  • Launch the product – this one is self-explanatory – launch your new digital product (and, maybe, celebrate?).
  • Track Performance – monitor and control how the market strategy is performing. Run frequent analysis and put together reports on performance and be ready to tailor your plan in accordance with shifting circumstances.
QA & Development Process
Features Pricing

Example

PayPal digital wallet platform

In 2020, PayPal was getting ready to launch several new products, including a digital wallet platform. The company shared the vision for their new digital product during quarter three (Q3) earnings call, TechCrunch reported. During the call, PayPal leaders said that the company plans to roll out substantial changes to its mobile apps in 2021 to integrate new features, such as all of PayPal's Honey shopping tools and crypto support. With its new Digital Wallet, PayPal shared, it plans to support Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash and Litecoin, initially, in the U.S. and later, globally.

CEO Dan Schulman stressed to the investors that Digital Wallet will bring crypto to more users and geographies. Schulman also did a great job promoting the digital product features and convenience by saying: "This solution will not involve any additional integrations, volatility risk or incremental transaction fees for either consumers or merchants, and will fundamentally bolster the utility of cryptocurrencies. This is just the beginning of the opportunities we see as we work hand in hand with regulators to accept new forms of digital currencies."

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