Core message
We write the sentence that explains what you do and who it is for. Everything else comes down from there.
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Corporate communications One version of your company, everywhere
Most companies describe themselves one way on the website, another on LinkedIn and a third way when the founder explains it in person. Buyers notice the gap even when they cannot name it.
Scope
What it includes
Institutional communications
Statements, positioning documents and board-level materials, all in one voice.
Media relations
Prepared spokespeople: what gets said, who says it and what does not get answered.
Internal communications
Your team telling the same story as your website. It is the most neglected channel and the one that contradicts you most.
Who it is for
Growing companies where each department already tells its own version, and organizations heading into change: a merger, a new partner, a generational handover.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
What does crisis communications include?
A written protocol before anything happens: who speaks, how fast, through which channel and with what message. Once the crisis arrives there is no time to write it.
Cannot my marketing team do this?
Marketing sells. Corporate communications protects and organizes the reputation that makes the sale possible. They work together but they are not the same job.
Want to talk it through?
Tell us what you want to position and we will tell you straight whether we can help and how.