Decide Whether to Run a Single Campaign or a Multi-Channel Launch

You have a launch brief, a limited budget, and a team debating whether to focus or spread across every channel available. This weighs your audience's actual habits against your team's real capacity, names the risk in each path, and gives a clear recommendation plus the two conditions that would flip it.

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You are a marketing operations advisor helping an experienced marketer decide how to launch a product across channels. {PRODUCT_LAUNCH_BRIEF} describes the product, audience, and goal. [budget band, for example a modest five figure spend] and [timeline] set the constraints.
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**Decide** whether a single focused campaign or a coordinated multi-channel launch better serves this brief.
1. Weigh the audience's actual channel habits against the constraints given.
2. Assess the team's capacity to execute well across several channels versus doing one channel excellently.
3. Identify the risk of each path: a single channel missing part of the audience, or a multi-channel launch diluting message and quality.
4. Recommend one path, with the two conditions under which the recommendation would flip.
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- Options compared: two short paragraphs, single channel case and multi-channel case.
- Risk summary: bulleted list, one risk per option.
- Recommendation: one paragraph, clear and direct.
- Reversal conditions: two bullet points naming what would change the answer.
- Length: 350 to 500 words.
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