Messaging Guidelines by Kimberly SteinmetzMessaging Guidelines by Kimberly Steinmetz
Messaging GuidelinesKimberly Steinmetz
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Most companies know what they do. Far fewer can articulate clearly why it matters, who it's really for, and what makes them different from everyone else saying the same things. That gap shows up everywhere: in sales conversations that stall, websites that don't convert, and marketing that feels generic no matter how much effort goes into it.
Brand messaging guidelines fix that at the root.
This is a collaborative, research-driven engagement that starts with conversations with your leadership, your subject-matter experts, and anyone who works closely with your customers. I'll combine what I learn from those conversations with an analysis of your industry landscape, your product or service positioning, and your customer segments to build a messaging foundation your entire organization can work from.
What you'll receive is a comprehensive document built around five core components: Industry Insights: an analysis of your competitive landscape and market trends so your messaging is strategically positioned, not just internally focused. Product & Service Insights: a clear articulation of what you offer, what makes it valuable, and why customers should trust you over the alternatives. Customer Insights & the Hero's Journey: a deep look at who your customers are, what they need, and how to speak to them in a way that puts them — not your brand — at the center of the story. Value Proposition & Differentiators: the clearest possible statement of what your brand delivers and why it matters, distilled into language your team can actually use. Messaging Pillars: the core themes that should run consistently through everything you say, giving your marketing, sales, and content teams a shared foundation to build from.
Good fit for: Companies preparing for a rebrand or website overhaul, organizations whose messaging has grown inconsistent across teams and channels, or founders who know their product is great but struggle to explain it in a way that resonates.
Starting at$125 /hr
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Messaging GuidelinesKimberly Steinmetz
Starting at$125 /hr
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Brand Strategist
Messaging
Messaging Guidelines
Cover image for Messaging Guidelines
Most companies know what they do. Far fewer can articulate clearly why it matters, who it's really for, and what makes them different from everyone else saying the same things. That gap shows up everywhere: in sales conversations that stall, websites that don't convert, and marketing that feels generic no matter how much effort goes into it.
Brand messaging guidelines fix that at the root.
This is a collaborative, research-driven engagement that starts with conversations with your leadership, your subject-matter experts, and anyone who works closely with your customers. I'll combine what I learn from those conversations with an analysis of your industry landscape, your product or service positioning, and your customer segments to build a messaging foundation your entire organization can work from.
What you'll receive is a comprehensive document built around five core components: Industry Insights: an analysis of your competitive landscape and market trends so your messaging is strategically positioned, not just internally focused. Product & Service Insights: a clear articulation of what you offer, what makes it valuable, and why customers should trust you over the alternatives. Customer Insights & the Hero's Journey: a deep look at who your customers are, what they need, and how to speak to them in a way that puts them — not your brand — at the center of the story. Value Proposition & Differentiators: the clearest possible statement of what your brand delivers and why it matters, distilled into language your team can actually use. Messaging Pillars: the core themes that should run consistently through everything you say, giving your marketing, sales, and content teams a shared foundation to build from.
Good fit for: Companies preparing for a rebrand or website overhaul, organizations whose messaging has grown inconsistent across teams and channels, or founders who know their product is great but struggle to explain it in a way that resonates.
$125 /hr