InfoWest Q2 2026 Execution Plan

May 12 → Jun 30 · Two workstreams + one quick-win · Companion to the brand strategy roadmap & Q2 one-pager
3 weeks pre-launch · 1 launch · 3 measure
Hard deadline Jun 1 New site + offer live
The mission By Jun 30, the existing pipeline is being squeezed two ways — better offers convert inbound leads, GHL nurture activates the leads and customers already in our database. The Sales/CSR → Infrastructure handoff designed so leads don't drop at the install boundary.

📍 Status 2026-05-12: Persona LP audit + copy polish DONE. Critical path now compresses to offer mechanic decision → sales script → sales training → paid creative → Jun 1 launch. A6/A7 (creative) is now the longest pole. Offer mechanic (A1) is the single biggest risk if it slips past May 15.

Not in scope for Q2 (deferred to Q3): Fiber new-project sourcing pipeline, Content Engine kickoff. Steve Miles' in-flight deals get operational backstop, not priority focus. Workstream C (Fiber Blitz <6-month rule) is an operational quick-win, not a priority.

Gating decisions Lock by Fri May 15

Jun 1 is 20 days out. Every day of decision-delay collapses creative + sales-training time. If these six don't lock by Friday May 15, the Jun 1 launch is at risk.

#DecisionWho decidesBlocking
1Offer mechanic. 6-mo intro vs 12-mo intro. Which? Both? Different by persona?Adam + KellyLP copy, sales scripts, paid creative, May/Jun offer launches
2Intro price floor for Family + Budget. $45? $50? Different per plan?Adam + KellyMargin math, sales talking points, migration test math
3May offer = which mechanic launches first?AdamCreative production start, sales training
4Migration test segment size + criteria. Which fiber-eligibility cohort? How many customers?Adam + TylerGHL build, segmentation queries
5Sales team training format. Live session with Heather + Kenzie + Kaden? Recorded SOP? Both?AdamCalendar holds, materials prep
6GHL dev team scope of work. What is Tyler asking the dev team to build vs configure?Tyler + AdamTyler's first deliverable
Once these six are in writing, Workstreams A and B can run in parallel without crossing wires.

Workstream A · ICP Acquisition + Offer

Outcome by Jun 30: Family + Budget paid campaigns live, first rotating offer in market, all 5 persona pages reachable, sales team trained on new packages and offer rotation rhythm.

IDDeliverableOwnerTarget
A1First offer brief + math. Mechanic chosen, pricing locked, margin signed off. ← Single biggest critical-path item now that LPs are done.AdamMay 15
A2Persona LP audit. All 5 pages reviewed against plans-pricing canon + new-site spec.Adam✓ DONE
A3Persona LP copy polish. Done as non-offer baseline. Minor copy pass after A1 to bake offer hooks into hero / body / CTA.Adam + CopyOS cards✓ DONE
A4Sales script + offer talking points. Written SOP for Heather + Kenzie + Kaden + Steve M.AdamMay 22
A5Sales team training session. Live walkthrough of new packages, offer mechanic, objection handling.AdamMay 27
A6Paid creative — Family campaign. Statics first (square, vertical, landscape), copy variants per plan tier.Adam + JasperMay 29
A7Paid creative — Budget campaign. Statics first, senior-lean creative direction.Adam + JasperMay 29
A8Soft check / dry run. Site staging review, offer copy on staging, sales team final walk-through.Adam + teamMay 31
A9NEW SITE LIVE + first offer launches. Paid campaigns activate, LPs live, sales armed, attribution wired.AdamJun 1
A10First-week performance read. Calls in, signups, sales-team feedback, technical issues triage.AdamJun 8
A11First offer 3-week performance read. Gross MRR added, take rate, CAC trend.AdamJun 22
A12July offer brief + creative. Locked by mid-June for late-June creative production.AdamJun 15 / Jul 1
A13End-of-Q2 LTGP:CAC + payback read. 4-week window data, decide Q3 paid spend posture.AdamJun 28

Dependencies inside A

Tability KR alignment

Workstream B · Lead + Customer Nurture (GHL)

Outcome by Jun 30: Retention + tier-upgrade + testimonial flows live in GHL. Migration test running on a fiber-eligible segment. The Sales/CSR → Infrastructure handoff designed. The end-to-end pipeline works — leads, upsells, retention, and migration all move smoothly through GHL.

Project ownership (TBC): Tyler is the potential PM for this pillar — he doesn't build the individual flows. His role is project management for the GHL nurture pipeline: coordinate with the dev team to unlock platform capability, take what Adam (or the dev team) builds, and make sure retention + upsell + testimonial + migration flow through GHL as one smooth pipeline. Not yet formally booked; assignment confirms after the gating decisions land.
IDDeliverableOwnerTarget
B1GHL platform capability audit. What we're paying for vs using, gap list.Adam (or PM if confirmed)May 24
B2Dev team kickoff + scope of work. What GHL integrations/builds the dev team owns this quarter.Adam + dev leadMay 28
B3Sales/CSR → Infrastructure current-state map. Where leads drop today, between which teams, at which step.Adam (or PM)May 24
B4Sales/CSR → Infra handoff SOP v1. Written, signed off by sales lead + CSR lead + Infra Ops.Adam (or PM)Jun 7
B5Retention flow built + tested. Copy, triggers, segment, exclusions.Adam (copy + GHL config)Jun 7
B6Tier-upgrade flow built + tested. Family→Tech, Family→Professional, Budget→Family upgrade paths.AdamJun 14
B7Video testimonial collection live. GHL native feature, trigger logic, customer-side UX.AdamJun 14
B8Migration test segment defined. Which fiber-eligible wireless customers, sample size, control vs treatment.AdamMay 28
B9Migration test offer locked. What we're offering wireless customers to switch to fiber.Adam + KellyMay 31
B10Migration test live. Small-scale, measurable.Adam + HeatherJun 14
B11Reactivation list built. Past leads in GHL not converted, segmented for offer re-engagement.AdamJun 21
B12End-of-Q2 nurture performance read. Retention save rate, tier-upgrade conversion, migration test results.AdamJun 28

Dependencies inside B

Cross-workstream handoff

Workstream C · Fiber Blitz <6-Month Quick-Win Operational, not a priority

Outcome by Jun 30: Existing Passings Blitz schedule restricted to projects within 6 months of cross-connect certification. Infrastructure adds community names to its cross-connect notifications so Marketing can apply the rule consistently. Budget freed from >6-month areas redirects to fresher cross-connects + Steve Miles' new-project pipeline support.

IDDeliverableOwnerTarget
C1Blitz schedule audit. Pull the fiber projects spreadsheet, tag each scheduled project with cross-connect cert date and age.Adam (w/ Ryon)May 22
C2Ask Infrastructure for community-name on cross-connect notifications. Surface the small data ask to Infra Ops leadership.AdamMay 19
C3Prune blitz schedule. Drop scheduled spend on projects >6 months past cross-connect (door-knock, door-hang, direct mail, geo-push).AdamMay 29
C4Reallocate freed budget. Direct to fresh cross-connects + Steve's MDU/HOA/SFH demand-gen support.AdamJun 5
Why this is a quick-win, not a priority: The rule itself is one decision (already made). Execution is mechanical: audit, ask, prune, reallocate. Doesn't compete with A/B workstream time. Full rule: projects/fiber-blitz-cross-connect-rule-2026-05.

Weekly milestone grid Compressed for Jun 1

7 weeks: 3 weeks of intense pre-launch sprint, 1 week of launch, 3 weeks of measure + GHL build-out.

Week
Dates
Workstream A
Workstream B
1
May 12-15
✓ LP audit done (A2) · All gating decisions locked (A1) ← single biggest critical-path item
GHL audit started (B1) · Current-state mapping started (B3)
2
May 18-22
✓ LP copy polish done (A3) · Sales script done (A4) · Offer-hook copy pass on LPs (after A1)
B1 + B3 done · Migration test segment defined (B8)
3
May 25-31
Sales training delivered (A5) · Family + Budget creative done (A6, A7) · Soft check (A8) · Migration offer locked (B9)
Dev team kickoff done (B2)
4
Jun 1-7
🚀 Jun 1: New site + first offer LIVE (A9) · First-week read (A10)
Handoff SOP v1 (B4) · Retention flow live (B5)
5
Jun 8-14
June offer iterations based on first-week data
Tier-upgrade flow live (B6) · Testimonial collection live (B7) · Migration test launches (B10)
6
Jun 15-21
July offer brief locked (A12)
Reactivation list built (B11)
7
Jun 22-30
3-week perf read (A11) · End-of-Q2 LTGP:CAC + payback read (A13)
End-of-Q2 nurture read (B12) · Q3 handoff prep
Critical week = Week 1 (May 12-15). Every gating decision must close by Friday or Jun 1 slips. Decisions cascade: offer mechanic → LP copy → sales script → creative → training. Each delay compresses downstream further.
Hardest week = Week 4 (Jun 1-7). Site launch + offer launch + paid campaigns activate + Workstream B retention flow goes live. Plan for issues; reserve Adam's calendar for triage.

Risks + dependencies

Offer mechanic decision slips past May 15

Impact: Every Workstream A deliverable downstream slides. Sales gets trained on a moving target. Site launches Jun 1 without an offer attached, defeating the launch.

Mitigation: Put a meeting on the calendar this week with Kelly. Bring the math: pricing scenarios, margin impact, take-rate model. Force the decision. If Kelly is not available before May 15, escalate — this is the highest-impact decision of the quarter.

New website not ready by Jun 1

Impact: Offers ready but no site to put them on; or site live but persona pages broken. Either way, Jun 1 launch fails.

Mitigation: Verify with web/dev team THIS WEEK that Jun 1 is real and persona pages are part of the launch scope. If site slips, decide whether offers launch on existing pages or wait. Don't find out Jun 1 morning.

No PM confirmed for the GHL Nurture pillar

Impact: Adam carries both the marketing-side AND the project management — coordinating dev team, mapping handoff seams, integrating the pieces. B-side delivery slips because no one's stitching it together.

Mitigation: Confirm Tyler (or another PM) for the pillar by end of Week 1. If Tyler can't be confirmed, scope down: drop B3/B4 (handoff SOP) to Q3 and keep Q2 focused on the four flows + migration test. Dev team scope (B2) sized to what dev can actually deliver — not a wishlist.

Persona pages aren't paid-traffic-ready

Impact: A9 launches paid traffic to underperforming LPs; ad spend wastes; CAC misses ceiling.

Mitigation: A2 audit is the truth-teller. If Family or Budget LPs need more than copy polish (e.g., structural redesign), surface in Week 1, not Week 4. Plans-pricing canon is the spec of record.

Migration test introduces churn/confusion in wireless base

Impact: Wireless customer relationship damage; CSR queue spike.

Mitigation: B8 keeps sample small. B9 offer math protects the customer (clearly better, not a downgrade). CSR informed before launch (overlap with sales training A5 if timing allows).

GHL attribution (A9) doesn't capture offer performance accurately

Impact: A10 + A11 reads are wrong; wrong Q3 decisions.

Mitigation: Tyler validates A9 setup before A9 launches. Test with internal traffic. Cross-check against Sonar activations sheet.

Dependency on Sonar: Both workstreams hit Sonar — for activation matching (A9, A10, A11) and segmentation (B6, B8, B11). Sonar field-mapping work may surface mid-quarter; budget half a Tyler-day for that.

Q2 definition of done Jun 30 checklist

5 persona pages live and reachable (Tability Q2 KR)
Family paid campaign live for ≥4 weeks
Budget paid campaign live for ≥4 weeks
At least one rotating offer in market through a full month-cycle (May or June)
Sales team trained on packages + offer cadence (Heather, Kenzie, Kaden, Steve M., CSR)
Retention flow live in GHL with measurable saves
Tier-upgrade flow live in GHL with measurable upgrades
Video testimonial collection live, ≥3 testimonials captured
Migration test launched, ≥30 fiber-eligible wireless customers in segment
Sales/CSR → Infrastructure handoff SOP v1 signed off by Sales, CSR, Infra Ops
GHL platform capability gaps documented + Q3 dev workplan in place
End-of-Q2 reads done: Family/Budget LTGP:CAC, payback, retention save rate, tier-upgrade conv, migration test results
Q3 priority kickoff materials ready (Fiber new-project sourcing brief + Content Engine launch plan)
If 10 of 13 are checked at Jun 30, Q2 was a win. If fewer, Q3 first action is a retro on what stalled and why.

Out of scope reminders Do not let scope creep

Companion artifacts

Visual artifacts:
· Diagnosis & Strategy one-pager — ~/infowest-q2-diagnosis-strategy-2026-05-11.html
· Quarterly Roadmap (Q2→Q1 2027) — ~/infowest-brand-strategy-roadmap-2026-05-11.html

Strategic frame & canon:
· Operating memory — marketing-strategy-pivot-2026-05.md
· Canon draft (pending promotion) — ~/copyos-vault/99-Generated/marketing-strategy-pivot-draft.md
· Positioning (load-bearing for copy) — ~/copyos-vault/00-Canon/positioning.md
· Plans + pricing canon — ~/copyos-vault/00-Canon/plans-pricing.md
· Personas canon — ~/copyos-vault/00-Canon/personas/*.md

Reference memories:
· Offer framework — projects/offer-strategy-2026.md
· Tyler's role — projects/tyler-ghl-handoff-role-2026-05.md
· Fiber <6-month rule — projects/fiber-blitz-cross-connect-rule-2026-05.md
· Market context — projects/market-context-2026-05.md