Many therapists and therapy practices struggle to connect with potential clients due to ineffective or impersonal branding and marketing approaches. Adopting a trauma-informed approach to your brand can significantly enhance how these services are perceived and accessed by your clients.

Let's dive into a topic close to my heart - how brand strategy can be the secret sauce for non-profits facing fundraising plateaus. I recently had a chat with the founder of a children's medical charity grappling with this very challenge. Spoiler alert: Brand strategy came to the rescue!

In the grand orchestra of branding, creating a performance brand that truly resonates with your audience requires more than just a pretty design, a clever tagline or guesswork.

Your brand isn’t created by an agency, it’s surfaced from your team. Unity is critical if you want a performance brand. Here’s how we overcome disagreement and ambiguity before starting any project.

Tyler invites you to meet them at a trendy local coffee shop. You arrive late, hastily stepping through the door and into the soup of 40 conversations fighting to become one, the noise overwhelming. You close your eye’s and listen intently for the unforgettable cackle of Tyler, to no avail.

In the world of business, a brand isn't just a logo or a catchy tagline—it's a dynamic entity, the sum total of perceptions, feelings, and beliefs that your audience holds about you.

Do you feel that your brand is not being taken seriously? You can deliver the goods but for some reason you’re struggling to get deals done? As your business evolves, so should your brand identity.