Look: struggling your way through the learning stages has a time and place. (Like when you're just starting out, and you're not even sure what kind of house you want to build, much less what kind of tools you need to build it).
But when you're past that stage, and growing pains start to feel more like a time suck & a tipsy-turvy confusion curve than anything else?
It's time to massage out those kinks with straight-up strategy, and get to the heart of what's standing in your way.
Actually, scratch that: two brains are better than one, especially when one of those brains is so close to their business that it's hard to see the big picture. And when the other is a pro who comes loaded with been there, seen a lot energy.
Because there's a reason that da Vinci didn't paint his masterpieces with his nose literally a centimeter away from the canvas. Turns out that's a very, very, very hard way to paint. (There's a metaphor about business somewhere in there....🤔)
To Qs like these:
No, non, nein, nej, nee, and all the other ways you can possibly say "no way!!"
Nail down the words to say what makes you unique (so you can stand above your market sameness with a power stance)
Boil your "whys" and your "whos" into a more cohesive narrative that courts the sale
Fine-tune your brand voice strategy
Sometimes all you need is a chatfest with a strategic partner to get oodles and oodles and buckets and buckets of clarity. But other times, you need to go deeper. And walk away with an actionable plan for getting things the frick done.
I'll meet you wherever you are on the "need a strategic back and forth ---------- need an actionable plan" scale. So you walk away with clarity: in whatever form you need it to come.
Some things we can do together:
Put an action plan in place for bringing your brand voice story to full-kaleidoscope life across channels
Optimize your marketing offer to make it juicy as heck
Define your core benefits and how you're speaking about them (so that juicy as heck offer actually comes across as juicy)
Plan a strategy that pulls all your messaging goodness into a cohesive conversion plan
De-mystify the "why" behind why your copy isn't resonating
Oh who? Who me? Qualifications wattttt?
I'm also an absolute suckerrrr for any research study on brand strategy, buyer psychology, persuasion, and brand positioning. But shhhhhh, don't tell my friends. It will make me less cool :)