This Gantt chart shows the top level activities and timing for defining a business model and operational model for a new web business, site, or product.

This plan shows the necessary steps and timing for a first step (i.e., a new product or company) marketing plan. These activities would be the basics to complete to get started.

This graphic shows a large branding project with three large phases: textual articulation, visual articulation, and program design and execution. The first part is blown out into a more detailed project plan.

This Gantt chart shows the top level activities and timing for business planning for a new web business, site, or product.

This generic project plan (or implementation method) stakes the five “D’s” of a system implementation. The five Ds are: define, design, develop, deliver, and direct.

This large roadmap shows a full first phase technology build out, in this case, a knowledge management system. It has three main stages: assessment and business planning, design and develop, deploy.

This elaborate project process diagram gives a pretty complete view of a marketing strategy and planning project. The output of this project would be a comprehensive marketing strategy and plan.

This illustrative plan shows how multiple, repeated implementation cycles may be necessary to roll out a system over time, while delivering some system benefits in the short-term.

This top-view timeline/Gantt variation shows a project approach to performing a marketing launch of new (or newly branded) company or product.

This method (or process) shows the steps to choosing a brand name for a company or product.

This graphic list shows a combination of marketing project work and tactics, while showing a marketing development path.

This graph illustrates how marketers can optimize their marketing dollars by achieving a ‘lift’ from data analytics, allowing them to reduce their marketing dollars while increasing their response rate.