Product
Build your product deck. Lock in inventory and your drop date.
Product deck. Inventory. Drop date.
A free live masterclass for clothing brand owners. Get your product, numbers, offer, operations and marketing ready—then line your drop up next to Marshall’s actual Q4 campaign.
Free to attend

Thursday, September 24 · 6 PM EST
Go through all five, in order. See how Marshall audits his own drop, mark the gaps in yours and leave knowing what to fix next.
Build your product deck. Lock in inventory and your drop date.
Product deck. Inventory. Drop date.
Know your costs, protect your margin and set your budget.
Costs. Margins. Marketing budget.
Construct an offer around your stock and your profit.
Your inventory. Your offer. Your profit.
Prepare checkout, fulfillment and customer care for the orders.
Checkout. Fulfillment. Customer care.
Connect your content, email and SMS from teaser to launch.
Content. Email. SMS. One campaign.
September is where you build the lead pool. October and November put it to work. December is not a great month for e-commerce. See how Marshall plans his campaign around that window, from the first teaser to launch.
Product + numbers
Offer + operations
Marketing + comms
The first four make the fifth work. Bring your drop — and audit it as we go.
Tease your products, build hype and collect contact info. Use this prospecting window to build a lead pool before the products drop.
When someone sees your product in a video, what comes next? Plan content, emails and texts that carry the same story forward.
Bring the audience to a sale that’s ready: the product, the numbers, the offer and the operations.

In 2023, Marshall’s brand had a six-figure release. The marketing worked, but fulfillment wasn’t ready for the order volume—and customer trust paid the price.
He’s spent the past week buried in this checklist for his own Q4 campaign and still has boxes to check. In this class, he opens that campaign so you can line your drop up next to his.
Clothing brand owners preparing a Q4 product drop, Black Friday campaign or holiday release. Bring a real product, a launch window and the numbers you already have. The class is built around decisions you can apply to that drop.
Yes. The checklist applies to product brands including clothing, jewelry and sunglasses. Marshall will use his own campaign as the example, then explain how to adapt the planning process to your products, margins and timeline.
Your planned products and launch dates, production lead times, COGS, margins, marketing budget, current offer and any content plan you have. It’s fine if there are gaps — identifying them is part of the class.
Plan for roughly 90 minutes. We’ll work through product, numbers, offer and operations, then marketing and communication: what to create, when to release it and how to connect it to your drop.
The live class walks you through auditing your own drop. Personal marketing audits and hands-on help building and executing your campaign are part of the separate Urban Unity offer, which Marshall will explain during the class.
Thursday, September 24 · Free live masterclass · Approximately 90 minutes