I work best with growing B2B and B2C companies who’ve outgrown their starter brand and need something more strategic than a logo refresh. Typically that means 50–250 employees, post–product‑market fit, and often Series A–B funded.

You’ll get the most value if you already have traction and a clear direction, but your brand and website no longer match the business you’ve become.

Most clients come to me with some version of:

“Our brand feels chaotic and inconsistent across messaging, campaigns, and departments.”
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“We’ve grown, but our brand feels small and outdated.”

“Our vision is hard to explain and constantly changing.”

I help you define a clear narrative, modernize your visual identity, and turn everything into a usable brand system and website your team can actually run with.

A brand audit is a fixed‑scope, paid assessment of your current brand and website.

You’ll get:
→  A review of your key touchpoints (site, deck, socials, sales materials)
→  A clear list of what’s working, what’s broken, and what’s missing
→  A prioritized roadmap of recommended changes

It’s ideal if you know things feel “off” but you’re not ready to commit to a full rebrand or refresh just yet—or you want to test how I work before a larger engagement.

Timelines vary with scope, but for planning:

→  Brand audits: about 1–2 weeks
→  Brand identity: usually 4–6 weeks
→  Brand + website: usually 8–12 weeks

We’ll agree on milestones and key dates before we start so your team can plan around them.

Depending on the engagement, you’ll typically receive:

→  A clear brand narrative and key messaging
→  A full visual identity system (logo, color, type, usage)
→  A practical brand guide or playbook
→  Webflow site design and build (with training if needed)
→  Templates (e.g., pitch deck, social, marketing materials) sized to your needs

The goal is that your team feels confident using the brand without needing me for every small change.

Yes. Not every brand needs a full tear‑down.

Sometimes the right move is:

→ Refining your narrative and messaging
→ Cleaning up and extending your current visual system
→ Aligning your website and key materials with what you already have

The audit phase is where we decide whether you need a refresh, a full rebrand, or just better implementation.

That’s common—and part of the work.

I use structured discovery, workshops, and checkpoints to surface misalignment early, then translate different viewpoints into a clear, shared narrative. The process is designed to reduce “design by committee” and keep decisions anchored in goals and strategy, not personal taste.

The first step is simple:

1. Fill out a short intake form or email me with a bit about your company and goals.

2. We’ll schedule a quick call (about 20–30 minutes) to see if it’s a fit.

3. If it is, I’ll follow up with a proposal outlining scope, timeline, and investment.

If you’re unsure what you need, starting with a brand audit is often the best way to get clarity without committing to a full build right away.