Does your brand look like one company?
Brands drift. A logo gets recreated by whoever had the file. A new color sneaks in from a template. Three different fonts show up across a website, a brochure, and a trade show banner, and each one was a reasonable decision at the time.
The result is a business that looks smaller and less established than it is. Not because the work isn’t good, but because nothing quite matches.
This assessment reviews everything a customer actually sees and tells you where you’re inconsistent, what it’s costing you, and what to standardize first.
Our Branding Assessment looks at…
Logo usage, file quality, and whether it holds up small and in one color
Voice, messaging, and whether you sound like the same company everywhere
Color and typography consistency across everything you publish
Your website, social profiles, and print materials side by side
Our Branding Assessment options
Premium Assessment
- Full review of website, social, and print materials
- Logo, color, and typography analysis
- Prioritized checklist of action items
- Written brand standards starter document
- Competitive positioning comparison
- 15-minute video review of your report
- 1-hour consultation
- Delivered in 5–7 business days
Standard Assessment
- Full review of website and social profiles
- Logo, color, and typography analysis
- Prioritized checklist of action items
- 15-minute video review of your report
- Delivered in 3–5 business days
Starter Assessment
- Website and primary logo review
- Prioritized checklist of action items
- Delivered in 3–5 business days
What to Expect: FAQ
No. This tells you whether you need one. Most businesses find out they don’t. They need consistency, not a new logo.
FREE · 5 TO 20 MINUTES
Not ready for an assessment yet?
Start with the Marketing Priorities Snapshot. It’s free, takes 5 to 20 minutes (your choice), and looks at nine areas of your marketing to show you what to fix first.
Your overall score and your biggest gap
Your top four priorities, and what to do about each
A full PDF report, emailed to you
No credit card, and nobody will call you unless you ask.