Category narrative design
The point-of-view document that tells your market what to care about and why you're the obvious answer. Ten pages at most. Every sentence defensible.
- POV doc
- Category frame
- Story spine
Category narrative, messaging architecture, and identity systems that make every surface of the business repeat the same sharp story. Pressure-tested against your sales calls, not just your boardroom.
We don't hand over a PDF and disappear. Every deliverable lands in a form your team (and your AI systems) can actually use.
The point-of-view document that tells your market what to care about and why you're the obvious answer. Ten pages at most. Every sentence defensible.
Value propositions, proof points, and the language your reps actually use on calls. Tiered by audience — so one deck doesn't have to cover four buyer personas.
Customer interviews, win/loss reviews, competitor narrative audits. We do the listening most agencies outsource or skip entirely.
Logos, typography, color, motion, and the system that makes it all travel — from the deck template to the trade-show booth to the in-product empty state.
Company, product, or category name work — with legal and linguistic screening. Verbal system: tone, vocabulary, taglines, the sentence structures that sound like you.
A sales narrative deck your AEs will actually use, plus structured brand guidelines that any AI system can consume to stay on voice.
Interviews with customers, reps, execs, and churned prospects. Competitor teardowns. Category scan. The inputs before any opinions.
The POV document. Pressure-tested in two live workshops — one with your exec team, one with your top reps. Revised until everyone can repeat it unprompted.
Identity, messaging system, sales enablement. Concurrent tracks — we don't wait for full brand sign-off to start on messaging.
Internal rollout, sales training, AE kit, press moments if relevant. We run the launch with you — not hand you a file and leave.
Tell us how you'd explain the company if you had to do it in 30 seconds — and where that explanation keeps breaking.