This AUDIT is for you if...
You’re not confused about everything — you’re unsure why your brand isn’t landing the way you expect it to.
The Brand & Storytelling Audit is a good fit if:
• you’ve refined your brand, messaging, or offers more than once and still don’t see a meaningful shift
• you’re considering a redesign, pivot, or relaunch and want to be sure you’re solving the right problem
• your work is strong, but your brand doesn’t clearly explain it
• different parts of your brand feel disconnected or inconsistent
• you sense that people don’t quite understand what you do, even when they like it
• you want an experienced outside perspective before making another change
This audit is especially useful if you’re tired of guessing and want clarity based on how your brand is actually being read.
Investment
The Brand & Storytelling Audit
Comprehensive brand and narrative review
$495 through January 4th, 2026(regular price $650)
This audit is designed to stand on its own. There is no expectation of ongoing work, and no pressure to turn it into anything more.
To get started, you’ll complete a brief intake form so I can review your brand thoughtfully and in context. If questions come up beforehand, you’re welcome to use the contact form.
What you’ll receive
The Brand & Storytelling Audit includes:
• a review of your core brand materials, including your website and primary messaging
• a recorded walkthrough (approximately 30 minutes) explaining where clarity breaks down and why
• specific notes on brand cohesion, narrative gaps, and points of audience confusion
• clear recommendations on what to address first, and what does not need attention
This audit is designed to give you grounded direction without pushing you toward unnecessary changes.
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The Brand & Storytelling Audit is a focused, professional review of how your brand communicates—what it’s saying, what it’s assuming, and where it may be confusing the people you’re trying to reach.
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t’s designed to answer a practical question:
“Does this brand actually make sense to someone encountering it for the first time?”
Rather than rewriting or redesigning blindly, this audit identifies where your brand lacks cohesion, where the story breaks down, and why people may struggle to understand what you do or why it matters.
The goal is not to change everything.
It’s to see clearly where meaning is getting lost—so you know exactly what needs attention, and what does not.
What we actually do in the AUDIT
The Brand & Storytelling Audit is not an open-ended conversation or a surface-level critique. It is a structured review of how your brand communicates across key touchpoints, and where meaning breaks down.
During the audit, I look closely at three specific things:
Where your brand lacks cohesion
I assess how your messaging, visuals, and story align—or contradict one another. This includes noticing where different parts of your brand feel disconnected, inconsistent, or unclear when viewed as a whole.
Where your storytelling creates confusion
I identify where your brand assumes too much context, skips important explanations, or fails to clearly articulate what you do and why it matters. These are often the moments where potential clients disengage without realizing why.
Where effort is being misdirected
I pinpoint what you’ve likely been trying to fix—and why those changes haven’t resolved the underlying issue. This helps separate surface problems from structural ones.
Throughout the audit, I’m looking for gaps in narrative, unclear positioning, and moments where your brand asks too much work from the viewer.
What you leave with
You leave the Brand & Storytelling Audit with:
• a clear understanding of where your brand story loses coherence
• specific insight into what is confusing or unclear to an outside audience
• language to describe your brand more accurately and consistently
• clarity about what does not need to be changed
• a focused sense of what to address first, and why
This is not about doing more.
It’s about correcting what’s misaligned so your brand becomes easier to understand and easier to trust.
The result is clarity you can act on immediately, without rushing into another rewrite or redesign.
