Audience research
Customer data, reviews, interviews or social signals turned into usable patterns.
Sprint 4-week sprint
Audience research, positioning, messaging and creative direction that your team can actually execute: briefs, shot lists, angles and language pulled from real customer signals.
from $6,500 · strategy + creative direction. Creative direction grounded in customers, not mood boards.
01 What's included
This is designed to produce something useful quickly. Not a vague advisory block, not a bloated strategy deck, and not a retainer disguised as a project.
Customer data, reviews, interviews or social signals turned into usable patterns.
Two or three useful customer frames, not a bloated persona deck nobody opens.
The words, objections, proof points and emotional triggers your creative needs to carry.
Repeatable brief formats so future creative starts sharper.
Practical direction for what to capture, show and say across formats.
How the message should adapt across paid social, landing pages, email and organic content.
02 Process
I gather the customer and market evidence that should shape the creative.
The evidence becomes positioning, personas, messaging and angle territory.
Your team gets briefs, shot lists and a practical workshop on how to use the framework.
03 Fit
The team is making things, but the message is not getting sharper.
This translates intuition into a working system others can use.
Useful when the account does not need more ads so much as better reasons to care.
04 FAQ
Usually two or three. More than that tends to blur focus rather than improve it.
No. This is research, strategy and direction. Production can be scoped separately if needed.
Customer data, reviews, interviews or surveys where available, competitor analysis and social listening.
A usable strategy and creative direction pack, not a decorative brand book.
Yes. The mechanics still come back to motivation, language, objections and proof.
No pressure to turn a sprint into a retainer. The useful outcome is clarity either way: what to fix, what to ignore, and whether the bigger system makes sense.