Your brand visuals start here:
Sharp. Cheddar. Strategy.
This is brand clarity with bite.
We’ll get deep into the heart of your message,then see how your visuals are stacking up.
One client described it like this:
“She led me straight to the marrow of my message.”
Sometimes your brand feels fuzzy—or you’re not sure if it’s working…
You might think your message is clear.
Your visuals might even be “professional” or “pretty.”
And…
…if your posts aren’t getting traction, if sales, signups, or engagement isn’t happening it might be time to see what’s happening upstream.
Brand Clarity Sessions are a diagnostic check and realignment.
They’re designed to bring clarity.
Then design becomes easier.
What this session actually does:
We figure out what your brand is really saying—and how to align with that.
We look at how your current visuals are working to support that message.
We clarify your brand’s message—so you can go back and refine your copy and marketing with confidence.
We explore how your visuals can convey your message with more oomph, clarity and ease.
What this session actually is:
An incisive 90 minute done-with-you strategy session and design review.
What you walk away with:
“Ohhh, that’s what I’ve been needing to say all along.”
“Now I know how to market this more clearly.”
“I can stop guessing what my audience really needs to hear.”
“This changes how I will talk about my work—and I understand how it needs to look.”
You’re pivoting, evolving, or launching something new
You’ve got a ‘Frankenbrand’ made up of various templates and pieces but you want cohesion
Your brand looks fine—but it’s not working
You’re ready for more messaging clarity without a full rebrand
Who it’s for:
This is a 90-minute strategy session on Zoom.
You’ll prep a one-pager of your current visuals—logos, colors, posts, packaging, or whatever you're working with.
During the session:
We surface the insight that makes your brand click
Assess your visual alignment
Clarify what to keep, what to shift, and what to build next
You’ll leave with clarity, direction, a better way to talk to your people and create visuals that help your message land.
How it works:
Pricing & Access
Brand Clarity Sessions are offered on a sliding scale: $75–$250
$75 is the minimum required to book.
If you’re able to pay more, you will simply add to your payment when booking.
Suggested tiers:
$250 — Full rate (for those with financial security or family safety nets)
$150 — Mid-tier (for those with steady income but limited extra)
$75 — Equity rate (for early-stage or marginalized founders, anyone with limited access to funding)
No explanation required. You choose what’s right for you.
This work is designed to be accessible and sustainable.
Sharpen your message.
Design visuals that actually land.
Bring on the cheddar.
Ready to uncover the heart of your brand?
What is a Sliding Scale?
A sliding scale asks people to pay according to their available resources—not just income. It’s based on the understanding that financial access is shaped by systems like racism, gender, disability, immigration status, language, and generational wealth.
It invites those with greater access to contribute more, which helps make services accessible for others. This lets me sustain my work and support more founders who are early-stage, marginalized, or system-impacted.
There’s no perfect formula—but you know your situation best.
How do I choose what to pay?
You’ll be asked to pay $75 at booking, which is the minimum to reserve your spot.
If you have access to financial stability, please consider paying more.
Here are suggested tiers:
$250 – Full rate. For those with family wealth, partner support, savings, or the ability to take vacations without financial stress.
$150 – Mid-tier. For those with stable income and occasional expendable funds.
$75 – Equity rate. For those with limited income, no safety net, or structural barriers to access.
Paying more makes space for others to pay less.
Thank you for helping keep this work both sustainable and accessible!
Credit:
This model is adapted from The Green Bottle framework by Alexis J. Cunningfolk:
wortsandcunning.com
with additions by Britt Hawthorne: embracingequity.org
