Kitchen Design Studio
Marketing Plan

This downloadable Excel file includes a full marketing plan, written sections, and editable copy you can tailor to your studio's voice. Swap sections, change priorities, and adapt channels without rebuilding the plan from scratch. It saves time and ensures consistent client-facing messaging.

Editable section-by-section content

Swap channels and messaging easily

Save as template for reuse

One-click brand styling adjustments

The plan uses an Excel Gantt chart for visual timeline control so you see task sequencing and overlaps at a glance. Bars, dependencies, and start/end dates update as you change durations. It makes multi-channel campaign timing clear for you and teammates.

Color-coded task timeline view

Shows dependencies and overlaps

Drag to change task dates

Month and week zoom levels

The template ships with 30+ ready marketing actions tailored to kitchen design studios, including lead magnets, showroom events, and local ads. Each action lists a brief objective and suggested owner so you don't miss steps. Use them as-is or adapt to your market.

Showroom event checklist included

Local ad and targeting prompts

Social post and pin ideas

Email nurture sequence steps

Every start date and task duration is editable without breaking the Gantt logic, so you can compress or stretch campaigns quickly. Change one date and dependent tasks shift automatically. That flexibility keeps plans realistic as projects move.

Adjust dates without formula fixes

Scale durations for busy seasons

Auto-shift dependent tasks

Set milestone and launch dates

The template includes progress fields and simple formulas (percent complete) to show task status and overdue items visually in the Gantt. Track execution daily and flag falling-behind tasks so you can reassign or reprioritize. Reporting becomes a one-look activity.

Percent-complete calculations included

Highlights overdue tasks automatically

Simple red/amber/green status view

Progress rollup by campaign

Assign tasks, set owners, and mark dependencies so responsibilities are clear across designers, marketers, and contractors. The plan reduces overlap, keeps handoffs clean, and shortens approval cycles. Everyone sees what's due this week, so execution is smoother.

Assign tasks to named owners

Clear dependency arrows shown

Reduce duplicated work instantly

Centralize approvals and notes

The workbook uses color-coded cells, protected input areas, and built-in logic so you don't need advanced Excel skills. Tooltips and an instructions sheet guide first-time users through edits. Beginners can run the plan confidently on day one.

Color-coded editable input areas

Protected formulas prevent errors

Step-by-step instruction sheet

Beginner-friendly tooltips included

Export clean PDF reports or copy to Google Sheets for collaboration so you can present plans to clients or contractors. Print one-page timelines or multi-sheet briefs for meetings and bids. Files are ready for email, cloud sharing, or in-person reviews.

Export to PDF for meetings

Google Sheets friendly for teams

One-page timeline printout ready

Client-friendly brief templates included

The dashboard shows the current week's priorities and a completion guide that lists what must ship this week. Use it as your weekly standup checklist to keep marketing and production aligned. It surfaces blockers before they delay launches.

Current-week priority snapshot

Checklist for weekly standups

Completion guide for owners

Flags blockers and next steps