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Ways to work together

Different businesses need different levels of help. But most projects fall into one of these shapes:

Focused Sprint

A 3-6 week project to sharpen brand, proposition and story.

Ideal for moments of change: A reposition, launch, fundraise or major campaign.

What you get:

  • A clear articulation of your core value and who it’s for.

  • A sharpened brand and commercial narrative.

  • Key messaging, a brand/proposition one-pager and a draft sales / partner deck.

Fractional Partner

Ongoing support to keep things on track.

A set number of days each month to act as your external strategy lead as you grow.

What you get:

  • Regular strategic counsel for leadership.

  • Fast, simple input on key decisions and documents.

  • A consistent brain across brand, proposition and marketing.

Workshop + Words

Collaborative sessions, followed by concrete outputs.

We get the right people in a room together, then I go away and turn the outcomes into clear, usable tools.

What you get:

  • One or two focused workshops around your biggest strategic questions.

  • A distilled narrative and messaging set.

  • Copy for key assets (website, deck, manifesto, etc).

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Who I work with

I work best with teams who know they need focus, but are too close to the day-to-day to find it.

Typically that means:

Founders and CEOs at inflection points. Raising, re-positioning, entering a new market, or trying to turn a strong product into a stronger brand.

Brand and marketing leaders who feel the story slipping - mixed messaging, stale positioning, fragmented campaigns. They want a clearer centre of gravity.

Product and commercial leaders who need to align the offer, pricing and partners around a simple, compelling value proposition.

If any of these sound like you, let’s talk…

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Strategy warning signs

 Still unsure of whether this is for you..?

Here’s a few common symptoms of businesses lacking strategic clarity:

Mixed Messaging:

Your team is saying different things and you struggle for a consistent elevator pitch.

Growth Plateau:

No matter what you try, you just can’t seem to break past the ceiling you’ve hit.

Overwhelmed with options:

You’re drowning in potential pathways for fear of picking a lane.

Race to the bottom:

You keep having to undercut on price to remain competitive.

If any of these sound familiar, we should talk…