Brand and website review
Brand teardowns. Fresh eyes, no mercy.
We review your website, social profiles, and message the way a new buyer would. Then we tell you what to fix first.
Fig. 01 / The wall
What’s broken, and what to fix.
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Written brand report.
What we found, why it matters, and what to act on.
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A recorded walkthrough.
A recorded walkthrough of your brand presence to share with your leadership team.
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A priority list.
Each fix sorted: do it now, do it later, or needs deeper work.
Know what to fix before you spend on the next thing.
Your brand, seen the way a new buyer sees it.
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Your website.
Your main pages, read the way a new buyer reads them.
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Your social media.
Your LinkedIn and other channels, and whether they tell the same story as your website.
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Your message.
Whether a buyer can tell what you do, who it’s for, and why you, in the first few seconds.
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Your competitors.
How 2 or 3 rivals describe themselves, and where you sound the same.
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Your technical basics.
Speed, mobile, and anything else that makes buyers bounce.
The answer in 5 business days.
- Time
- 5 business days
- From you
- 20 minutes with the founder
- We read
- Your website, your pitch, and 2 or 3 competitors
Send it over
Send us your website, social links, and brand material. We spend 20 minutes with the founder.
We read it cold
We review everything the way a new buyer would, against 2 or 3 of your competitors.
You get the answer
You get the report, the walkthrough, and the priority list within 5 business days.
Buyers don’t read your website. They judge it.
They give you a few seconds before they open the next tab. The Teardown reveals what others see.
For when something’s off and you can’t say what.
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You’re about to fund a new website.
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You’re spending on marketing and can’t see the result.
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You’ve rebranded and want a second opinion.
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Your new site is still in development, and you want to catch mistakes while they’re cheap.
Questions before you book
How long does a Brand Teardown take?
5 business days from kickoff.
Is this a pitch for Brand Scripting?
No. The Teardown is paid, standalone work. You keep the report, walkthrough, and priority list regardless of next steps.
What if we’ve already done brand work?
Bring it. We’ll tell you what’s working, what’s missing, and what you can keep.
Can you tear down a site that’s still in development?
Yes. Wireframes, draft copy, and staging sites are the cheapest place to fix a mistake.
What does it cost?
Every engagement has a fixed scope and a finish line. The prices are on the pricing page.
