Proof/90-day roadmap

The 90-day roadmap you get in week one.

This is the real format, filled in for Northlane, a fictional B2B SaaS company. Same structure, same owner column, same exit criteria you would receive.

The short answer

A Momentence 90-day roadmap is a week-by-week plan with a named owner, a stated dependency, and an exit criterion for each phase. If a phase does not produce an artifact you own, it is not on the roadmap.

  • Three phases: diagnose and instrument, build the foundation, publish and compound
  • Every week names an owner and the one thing we need from you
  • Each phase has an exit criterion, so nobody argues later about whether it finished

Example data. Northlane is a fictional B2B SaaS company we use to show the exact format of our deliverables. Nothing on this page is a client result.

Phase

Weeks 1 to 4, diagnose and instrument

Roadmap extract

Example account: Northlane

WeekWorkstreamOwnerDependency
Week 1Technical crawl, analytics audit, CRM field reviewAnalytics ownerAdmin access to site, GA4, CRM
Week 2ICP and query mapping across problem, solution, and vendor intentGrowth strategy60 minutes of product marketing time
Week 3Competitive gap analysis against real SERP and answer-engine competitorsSEO ownerConfirmed competitor list
Week 4Conversion tracking rebuild, roadmap sign-off, backlog rankingAnalytics ownerTag manager access

Exit criteria. Tracking is trustworthy, the query map is signed off, and the build backlog is ranked.

Phase

Weeks 5 to 8, build the foundation

Roadmap extract

Example account: Northlane

WeekWorkstreamOwnerDependency
Week 5Money page rebuilds: pricing, product, primary use caseDesign and engineeringRoadmap sign-off
Week 6Comparison and alternatives pages, structured data, crawler access checksSEO and AEO ownerApproved positioning language
Week 7First content cluster briefed and drafted, internal link plan appliedContent ownerSubject matter expert review slot
Week 8Paid experiments live on two messages and two segmentsPaid ownerMedia budget confirmed and funded

Exit criteria. Bottom-of-funnel pages are live and indexed, and paid is buying message signal.

Phase

Weeks 9 to 13, publish and compound

Roadmap extract

Example account: Northlane

WeekWorkstreamOwnerDependency
Week 9Cluster publish begins, citation baseline captured on the frozen prompt setAEO ownerPrompt set frozen in week 3
Week 10Conversion work on the pages already earning trafficDesign and analyticsTwo weeks of post-rebuild data
Week 11Page-two refresh pass, paid message consolidated to winnersSEO and paid ownersStatistically usable paid data
Week 12Second cluster briefed, integration and use case pages queuedContent ownerCluster one performance read
Week 13First full monthly report, quarter-two roadmap proposedAccount strategyNothing outstanding from your side

Exit criteria. A repeatable publish cadence is running and the first month of reported movement is in hand.

What we need from you

The dependency list is part of the roadmap.

Programs stall on review latency far more often than on agency capacity, so the dependencies are written down and tracked weekly.

  • Admin access to the site, GA4, Search Console, tag manager, and CRM inside week one
  • One named internal decision maker who can approve positioning language
  • 30 to 60 minutes of subject matter expert time per month
  • Review turnaround inside five business days, which is the single biggest cause of slipped roadmaps
  • Media budget confirmed before week eight if paid is in scope

Keep reading the operating system

Every artifact lives in the proof library. The engagement itself is documented in our methodology, the commercial terms are on pricing, and the fastest paid entry point is the Growth System Diagnostic.

Want this built for your company?

The Growth System Diagnostic is a paid 30-day engagement that produces exactly this roadmap, and the fee is credited in full toward your first three months.