SERVICES

Most businesses say a lot.
Few say anything that sticks.

Story Point works with corporate leadership teams, founders, and growing SMEs to improve brand messaging that makes people stop, listen, and choose you.

A clear story does three things: it shows your stakeholders what you stand for, gives your clients a reason to choose you over everyone else, and gives your team one voice.

We start with the story,because that's what the sales depend on.

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HOW IT WORKS

The Story Point Pipeline

A clear process. A confident outcome

Every Story Point engagement follows the same five-stage process, delivering clarity, consistency and copy that reflects your values and vision.

01
Listen & Learn
Deep dive into your business, audience, and objectives
02
Shape the Story
Positioning, narrative, and tone of voice defined
03
Write the Copy
Craft messaging across all agreed touchpoints
04
Refine Together
Collaborative review until the message is exactly right
05
Polish & Deliver
Final copy, ready to use and built to last
Week 1
Week 3–4
Week 6–8
WHAT THIS DELIVERS
Messaging that reflects your values, mission, and point of difference
A compelling narrative that resonates with corporate and SME audiences
Copy that converts consideration into conversation
A consistent voice across every channel and touchpoint
A strategic foundation your communications can grow from

CHOOSE YOUR STORY POINT SERVICE

The right options for you

Story Point Foundations

For small business owners

You know your work is good. You just struggle to explain it clearly and consistently. Practical, focused, and built around your business.

What You’ll Get

  • Brand storytelling questionnaire

  • Essentials brand research

  • Three x 1-hour working sessions

  • A clear, professional brand story you can use everywhere

  • Revisions included

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Story Point Renew

For scaling SMEs

You're growing with a plan, but your brand story hasn't been articulated clearly or done professionally before. This is the structured approach to getting it right.

What You’ll Get

  • Discovery and brand research

  • Story audit: website, socials, decks

  • Brand story workshop

  • Core brand story and short variants

  • Tone of voice principles and implementation guidelines

  • About page story for your website

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Story Point Rebrand

For corporates, agencies and scale-ups

You've grown, but your story hasn't kept up. Different teams say different things. Your website no longer reflects who you are, sales pitches feel inconsistent.

This is a full narrative overhaul: research-led, strategically built, and designed to drive brand alignment, storytelling for business growth, and credibility from the inside out.

What You’ll Get

  • Market and competitor narrative analysis

  • Audience segmentation and messaging priorities

  • 4–6 strategic working sessions with leadership

  • Full messaging framework for internal and external use

  • Story frameworks for pitching, sales, and partnerships

  • Website copy: Home, About, Services

  • Founder and leadership narrative, implementation guidelines, and revisions.

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FAQs

Questions before you book?

  • Every project begins with a written brief, proposal, or statement of work agreed by both parties. Before any work commences, you'll also need to designate a single point of contact with authority to approve decisions on your behalf.

  • Yes, but all scope changes must be submitted in writing. Changes may result in revised timelines and additional fees. Verbal agreements do not constitute a change to the agreed scope of work.

  • The number of revision rounds is specified in your individual proposal or statement of work. Any revisions beyond the agreed number will be charged at our standard rates, as notified to you at the time of engagement.

Not sure where to start?

Download the Free Brand Messaging Worksheet.

Work through the questions that help you find your message, your audience, and your why.

Start clarifying your message today.