Channel Planning Clinics

Channel Planning Clinics — Core Sprint

This sprint installs the Channel Planning Clinics operating canvas: channel roles, dependencies, message anchors, and reporting checkpoints. You translate abstract goals into lane-level tasks without pretending every channel behaves the same way. Expect live drills, mentor markup on your artifacts, and peer critique focused on clarity—not hype.

Duration: 4 weeks · evening blocks
Format: Live cohort · hybrid friendly
Cohort window: Jul 2026

Cover artwork for Channel Planning Clinics — Core Sprint

Tuition reference

420,000 KRW

Paying tuition occurs offline via invoice—we publish figures so procurement teams can plan allocations ahead of time.

Responsible mentor

Mira Okonkwo

Program director for Channelxvolt cohorts; previously scaled partner enablement programs across APAC.

Inside the sprint

Lane mapping workshop with physical tiles
Message anchor worksheet tied to customer moments
Weekly rhythm sheet with owner + escalation column
Ops checklist for launches vs always-on programs
Lightweight measurement map that avoids vanity KPI noise
Playbook export you can paste into Notion or Sheets
Office-hour block for async questions between sessions

Participants ship

One consolidated channel plan teammates can reference
Documented handoffs between creative, paid, and lifecycle owners
A habit of revisiting the rhythm sheet every Monday

Clinic FAQ

Do we need prior analytics tooling experience?

Comfort with spreadsheets helps, but we stay tool-agnostic and focus on repeatable rituals.

Is every session live?

Three sessions are live; two deep-work blocks are async with mentor feedback within 48 hours.

What is intentionally excluded?

We do not configure ad pixels or CRM integrations—that stays with your internal ops partners.

Experience notes

“The lane tiles forced honest conversations about who owns lifecycle touches—messy but worth it.”

Junseo · Growth associate · Seoul hardware collective · survey

“Wanted one more async template for agency briefings; otherwise the anchor worksheet is still pinned above my desk.”

Helena