Branding Workshops for Startups
Let’s write your story together.
Struggling to align your team on a clear startup story? Our ‘Help Me Explain Our Startup’ branding workshop is designed to unite your team around a compelling brand narrative.
With guided working sessions, examples, and exercises, we’ll work together to create a clear startup story that effectively conveys your vision and connects with investors, customers, and talent.
• WHO’S THIS BRANDING WORKSHOP FOR?
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Entrepreneurs
and startups struggling with messaging
Technical Teams
who struggle with explaining
their product vision
Startups
preparing for
funding or product launches
Guided Learners
who prefer guided, collaborative learning
Join the waitlist.
We’ll let you know when the next one launches.
Founders & Teams
who can already
clearly explaining their startup
Self-Starters
who prefer to work on their own
and not in a group
• WHO IS IT (MAYBE) NOT FOR?
Find out if a workshop is right for you.
Our workshops have helped launch and scale startups to secure funding and customers to grow their business, let’s build your brand together.
• WHAT’S INCLUDED IN OUR BRANDING WORKSHOP?
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Two 3-hour hands-on workshop sessions
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Private one-on-one working sessions
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Real-time feedback from other teammates
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Step-by-step guide, fill-in-the-blank exercises, and framework to help your team define your startup’s story
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Real-world examples of successful brand stories from Google, Airbnb, and more
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Start telling your story now.
This workshop has helped startups secure funding and big tech companies launch new products. It worked for them—it can work for you too.
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• FAQ
It’s ideal for startup teams struggling to align on a single, consistent story or product vision. Lasting just a few hours, the workshop easily fits into your team’s schedule. You’ll collaborate in real time with team members, receive feedback, get hands-on guidance, and align on a singular story.
Why choose a workshop?
Yes, <10 people. We’re fans of the Google Design Sprint methodology and our experience shows that this number allows for productive working sessions, with room for light discussion along the way.
Is there a limit to the number of participants?
If you're not happy, we’re not happy and we’ll try to make it right. Most hiccups get smoothed out with a simple conversation. If you’re still not happy, we’ll work something out.
What if we don’t like the output of the workshop?