Go-to-market strategy · Coffs Harbour NSW · 1+ yrs
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Go-to-market strategy · Sapphire Beach NSW
Advertising & Marketing CreativeMeta Ads (Facebook & Instagram) +11
Go-to-market strategy · Sydney NSW · 12+ yrs
12+ years in marketing, and I still get a kick out of watching a campaign perform – especially when it's because all the pieces (ads, landing pages, tracking, email, creative) actually connected the way they should. That's how I work. I'm a fractional marketing lead, and Meta ads are my speciality, but I look at the whole journey, not just the ad. If you're running lead gen, a cheap lead means nothing if it never converts. So I care about where that lead lands, what happens next, and whether it actually turns into revenue.
TikTok & Emerging Social AdsMeta Ads (Facebook & Instagram) +5
$138–169/hr Indicative. Bids set the price.
Go-to-market strategy · Sydney NSW · 25+ yrs
I help businesses uncover new ideas, attract new customers and identify new revenue opportunities. Through Creative Customer Solutions, I identify opportunities others may overlook - from commercial growth and business visibility to customer engagement and monetisation. My work has contributed to #1 Google rankings, website upgrades generating new business, 50+ genuine Google reviews and progression into Tier-2 commercial markets. I also create original commercial concepts and IP for licensing and brand partnerships. I bring 25+ years of hands-on business experience to every opportunity I find
Advertising & Marketing CreativeMarketing Strategy & Planning +2
$250–313/hr Indicative. Bids set the price.
Go-to-market strategy · Sydney NSW · 11+ yrs
I enjoy Marketing Automation. Currently helping businesses to create their custom Gohighlevel architecture and process. 2nd GHL Certified Admin from AU.
API & Integrations DevelopmentMarketing Strategy & Planning +7
$188–313/hr Indicative. Bids set the price.
Go-to-market strategy · Sydney NSW · 9+ yrs
Polar Web Agency helps Australian trade and service businesses generate more leads and revenue through SEO and Pay-Per-Lead marketing. Founded by Nathan, who spent 10 years running a business on the tools before moving into digital marketing, so we build strategies around real enquiries, not vanity reports. SEO retainers build long-term Google visibility and organic leads. Pay-Per-Lead delivers exclusive, qualified leads tied to results. We measure success by qualified phone calls and form fillouts, not traffic or impressions. Website consulting, strategy and coaching.
Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)Google Business Profile Management +6
$188–375/hr Indicative. Bids set the price.
Go-to-market strategy · Sydney NSW · 10+ yrs
Chronically online. Culturally fluent. Strategic thinker. I partner with brands and agencies to craft audience first, culturally relevant strategies that keep their businesses moving forward and audiences engaged. Guided by curiosity and a genuine interest behind the 'why' when it comes to consumer behaviour, I'll collaborate with you to uncover cultural and consumer truths that will help to build the most effective strategy for your brand.
Marketing Strategy & PlanningBrand Positioning & Messaging +1
Go-to-market strategy · Sydney NSW · 5+ yrs
Performance Marketing specialist with 5+ years of experience managing multi-channel campaigns across social and search. Skilled in strategy development, hands-on execution, optimisation frameworks and driving measurable growth for eCommerce, retail and lifestyle clients. Strong client-facing communicator with experience owning end-to-end performance, reporting, creative strategy and budget management.
Meta Ads (Facebook & Instagram)Google Ads (Search, Display, YouTube) +11
$56–81/hr Indicative. Bids set the price.
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$80 Most sit around $155 $250
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A launch plan for something new: a product, a service, or a move into a new market. The deliverable covers the target audience, the channels you'll use to reach them, pricing and offer, the core message, and a launch sequence with timings, what happens in the weeks before, on launch day, and after. Bigger gigs add competitor analysis and a sales-readiness check so you're not just shouting into the void on day one.
When you're launching something, not running business as usual. A new product line, a service you've never sold before, a different customer type, or expanding into a new city or state. If you've got an existing offer that's just grown stale, that's a marketing strategy refresh. A go-to-market plan is specifically for the question, how do we land this new thing successfully from a standing start.
A marketing strategy is the ongoing plan for the whole business: your steady channels, positioning and quarterly priorities. A go-to-market strategy is launch-specific and time-boxed, built around one moment with a clear before, during and after. It answers narrower questions, who buys this first, what we charge, how we sequence the launch. Once the thing has launched and settled, it folds back into your ongoing marketing.
You don't aim at everyone on day one. A go-to-market plan picks the beachhead, the tightest group most likely to buy early and tell others, then widens from there. For a new product that might be your existing customers; for a new market it's the segment with the clearest need and least competition. A freelancer pressure-tests who you think wants it against who actually will, which often isn't the same group.
Pricing is part of the plan, not an afterthought. The freelancer weighs what it costs you, what the market pays now, and where you want to sit (premium, mid or value), then tests it against what your first customers would actually hand over. For a launch you'll often decide on an introductory offer or an early-bird price too. Pricing too low to be safe is the common mistake; it's harder to raise later than to start fair.
A timed run of activity rather than a single big-bang day. Typically: a pre-launch phase to build a waitlist or warm your audience, the launch window itself with coordinated channels (email, social, ads, maybe PR), then a follow-up phase to convert the people who hesitated. Mapping it out means your email, ads and posts land in the right order instead of all at once. The sequence is often what separates a launch that builds from one that fizzles in a day.
You can, especially for a small product, and free frameworks plus AI tools help you organise the moving parts. The risk is the blind spots: founders tend to assume the audience is bigger and keener than it is, and underestimate how much pre-launch warming a cold market needs. A freelancer who's run launches before brings a realistic sequence and a check on your assumptions before you've spent the budget.
Bring the detail on what you're launching: what it is, what it costs you to deliver, when you want it live, and any data on customers who might want it. Be honest about budget and capacity, a plan that assumes a team you don't have is useless. The clearer the product and the constraints, the more the freelancer can build a launch you can actually pull off rather than an ideal one you can't.
A go-to-market plan in Coffs Harbour typically runs $3,000 to $8,000. A tightly scoped launch plan for a single product can start around $2,000, while a full strategy with market research, competitor analysis and pricing work can reach $12,000 or more. Some freelancers price it as a fixed scope, others at a day rate of $900 to $1,800 for workshop-led planning. Research depth and launch complexity drive the cost.
Because the range spans junior strategist to strategy director. Nearer $80 a junior can pull together market and competitor research. Most go-to-market gigs sit in the middle of the band, a strategist who can turn that research into a launch plan with channels, sequencing and a budget. Toward $250 you're engaging director level, worth it for a launch that carries real risk. Head-of-strategy and fractional engagements sit above this band, bought as day rates. For a first product launch the middle of the band is usually the right call.
Look for one who's launched things, not just planned them, ideally in your industry or to a similar audience, and ask them to walk you through a launch sequence they ran and how it went. Good ones get specific about audience and pricing fast and are honest about what could flop. Read their verified reviews on Unjumble for whether the launch actually landed. Be wary of anyone who hands you a generic plan without asking hard questions about the product first.
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