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FOR COACHES, CREATIVES AND CONSULTANTS

Four Brand Moves to Bring in Better Clients

In this free guide I share four impactful shifts you can make to attract more aligned, ready-to-invest clients. Whether you're going it alone or refining with a designer, these moves will help you position your brand with confidence and purpose, so the right people find you and know you’re the one for them.

Inside, you’ll learn about

01.

Stopping lowball enquiries

Your pricing isn’t the issue. Your brand signals are.

02.

Getting clear on your positioning

You can’t say yes to the right work if your message is too vague to filter out the wrong ones.

04.

Using design to say more with less

Your site, your socials, your touch points - everything should be convincing clients to work with you.

03.

Building credibility instantly

Referrals are great, but they’re not a growth strategy. Learn how to look the part without selling your soul.

05.

Creating a brand that grows with you

No more yearly refreshes. Think brand strategy meets long-game attitude.

WHO IS THIS FOR?

This is for you if:

You need more consistency in your life


You’re attracting clients who aren’t aligned


You’re amazing at what you do, but your brand isn’t doing you justice.


You want a brand that reflects where you’re at now, not where you started.

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This guide shows you how to shift your brand from “nice” to needle-moving.
It’s short, sharp and it’ll help you start attracting the right kind of work.

WHO'S BEHIND THIS?

Hi, I’m Lauren 👋

I help founders, consultants and creatives create custom brands that reflect their current level and support where they’re going next.

I made this guide to help you get clear on what’s not working in your brand and show you how small, strategic shifts can make a big difference to how you feel showing up with your brand and how people perceive, trust, and buy from you.

My portrait. I have long brown curly hair and glasses. I am smiling at the camera and sitting against a white wall.