Nine fields, in the order a marketing leader would actually work through them: the one objective, who you are reaching, the problem they have, why you rather than the obvious alternative, the channels ranked, what you will actually publish, how you will know it worked, the budget, and what would make the whole thing fail.
It is the document a fractional CMO produces in week one. We give it away because the template has never been the hard part — the hard part is being made to answer nine questions honestly in one sitting, with everything on a single page where the contradictions cannot hide behind a section break.
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Your one-page marketing plan
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Each section below fills in as you type. The point of a one-page plan is that everything competing for the same budget sits on one sheet where the contradictions are visible.
The output above is a one-page marketing plan template: objective, audience, problem, differentiation, channels, program, measurement, budget and risk. Nine fields. If a plan needs more than that to be understood, the extra pages are usually there to survive a meeting rather than to guide the work.
The discipline is the constraint. One objective, not four. Channels ranked rather than listed, because an unranked list is a wish and a ranked one is a decision about what gets cut when the quarter goes badly.
The budget field above is deliberately a single number rather than a spreadsheet. Allocation is a second exercise and it should follow the channel ranking, not precede it. If you want the arithmetic for what the total should be, the marketing budget calculator derives a starting figure from revenue.
Nothing in this template is specific to digital, which is intentional. A digital marketing strategy template that treats channels as the starting point produces a channel plan with a strategy sticker on it. Objective, audience and problem come first; whether the answer turns out to be search, a podcast, a conference stage or all three is an output, not an input.
Where digital does need its own treatment is measurement. Put the system of record in the measurement field — Search Console, the CRM, the ad platform — because a KPI without a named source is the thing that gets argued about in month four.
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