Client onboarding

Tell us about your brand.

Twenty to thirty minutes from someone who knows the brand well. The sharper your answers, the faster we can start producing content that actually sounds and looks like you. Required fields are marked.

1. The basics

So we know who we're working with and how to reach you.

Name, role, and email. So we're not blocked when you're traveling.

2. Who you're trying to reach

If we don't know who's on the other end, every post is a guess.

A paragraph: their role, industry, what they care about, what they're skeptical of.
e.g. LinkedIn first, Instagram second.
Follow, DM, attend an event, sign up, buy. Be specific.

3. Positioning

What you want to own, and what you want to stay clear of.

Topics, competitors, vibes, anything sensitive.

4. Voice

How you sound is the hardest thing to guess. Be specific here.

Drop the link and tell us why in one line.
Same drill. Useful to know what to avoid.

5. Look

Visual references. The more reference points, the better the output.

Drive or Dropbox link to a folder with all formats.
Hex codes if you have them, otherwise describe.
Whose visual feel you'd love yours to have. Instagram or LinkedIn links work.
Anything we have permission to use.

6. Your people and orbit

Who's on camera, who has authority, who we're allowed near.

Names, roles, one line on why they're credible in your space.
Without checking with you first. Saves everyone time.
Competitors, sensitive accounts, lapsed partners.

7. Substance

What we lean into, what's off-limits, what's coming.

Events, launches, announcements, hires, news cycles you'll ride.
Use exactly. Or never say.

8. How we work together

Cadence and approval. Helps us not annoy you.

Bad comment, PR issue, account hack. Name, channel, expected response time.

We'll confirm receipt within one business day and follow up with anything we need clarified before we start.