Your business has evolved. Has your brand kept up?
Growth changes a business.
You add products, enter new markets, hire new people and find new customers. What once felt obvious becomes more complicated. Different teams start describing the business in different ways. Your proposition gets stretched. Your messaging gets diluted. Eventually, the brand that helped you get here starts holding you back.
That’s where brand strategy comes in.
We help growing B2B businesses make sense of where they are, decide where they’re going and build a brand that everyone can understand, believe in and use.
Because a strong brand isn’t something you put on the outside of a business.
It starts on the inside.



Start with what matters.
Before we think about colours, typefaces or logos, we get under the skin of the business.
- What do you actually stand for?
- Who are you trying to matter to?
- Why should they choose you over the alternatives?
- What makes you different?
- And perhaps most importantly, what are you prepared to leave behind?
We bring leadership teams together around the answers, challenge assumptions and turn years of accumulated thinking into something clear and useful.
No positioning by committee. No strategy that disappears into a deck.
Just clear decisions about what the brand is, what it means and where it can go.
If the leadership team can't agree on who you are, the market can't be expected to either.
One brand. Built from the inside out.
A brand now has to work harder than it used to.
People still need to understand it, remember it and believe it. But increasingly, AI is also interpreting the information around a business and influencing how it is discovered and considered.
We don’t create two brands to solve that problem.
We build one coherent brand from a clear strategic foundation.
The result?
A brand that makes sense.
- To your leadership team.
- To your people.
- To your customers.
And increasingly, to the systems helping those customers discover and evaluate you.
It’s clearer because everyone starts from the same strategic foundation.
It’s more distinctive because the brand has something meaningful to say.
And it’s more useful because your people have the tools to say it consistently.

Choose the level of change you need
Not every business needs the same level of intervention.
Foundation
Brand Sprint
£14,500
A focused intervention (4-6 weeks)
When you know the brand needs to change but need to get to the important decisions quickly.
The Brand Sprint gives you a focused route through the Catalyst approach, bringing clarity to your positioning, proposition and core brand foundations before translating them into a refined identity.
For businesses that need clarity now.
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Brand Strategy
£25,000
The core Catalyst engagement (3-6 months)
Our core brand strategy and identity engagement for businesses that have outgrown the brand that got them here.
We go deeper into the business, audience and competitive landscape before developing the communication architecture and visual identity needed to move the brand forward.
For businesses ready to make a bigger change.
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Brand Strategy + SignalIndex™
From £38,000
The deeper transformation (6-9 months)
For businesses where brand clarity increasingly needs to extend into the systems interpreting the business.
Alongside the full strategy, communication and identity process, we develop a deeper SignalIndex™ system to give your teams and AI a clear, consistent source of truth.
For businesses building a brand for what’s next.
Enquire todayGood strategy should change something.
It should change how your leadership team talks about the business.
How your people explain what they do.
How your customers understand your value.
And how confidently your brand shows up in a market that is getting harder to navigate.
That’s why we don’t see brand strategy as a document.
We see it as the decisions that make everything else work.
Ready to make your brand make sense?

Frequently asked questions
What’s the difference between brand strategy and marketing?
Marketing gets you noticed. Brand makes people stay. Marketing competes for the roughly 5% of buyers actively in-market at any one time (source: John Dawes, “Advertising effectiveness and the 95-5 rule: most B2B buyers are not in the market right now,” a research paper published via The B2B Institute in partnership with the Ehrenberg-Bass Institute, 2021). That paper is now five years old and, as far as we can verify, hasn’t been repeated with fresher data, but it remains the reference point the industry still cites. Brand strategy is the work that gets you remembered by the 95% who aren’t buying yet but will be. Both matter. They do different jobs.
Marketing gets you noticed. Brand makes people stay. Marketing competes for the roughly 5% of buyers actively in-market at any one time (source: John Dawes, “Advertising effectiveness and the 95-5 rule: most B2B buyers are not in the market right now,” a research paper published via The B2B Institute in partnership with the Ehrenberg-Bass Institute, 2021). That paper is now five years old and, as far as we can verify, hasn’t been repeated with fresher data, but it remains the reference point the industry still cites. Brand strategy is the work that gets you remembered by the 95% who aren’t buying yet but will be. Both matter. They do different jobs.
How long does a brand strategy engagement take?
It depends on the tier. A Brand Sprint runs four to six weeks. A full Brand Strategy engagement runs three to four months. The Brand Audit itself, the free starting point, comes back within three working days of you submitting it. Which direction is right depends on where the business is, we’ll talk it through on the audit call.
It depends on the tier. A Brand Sprint runs four to six weeks. A full Brand Strategy engagement runs three to four months. The Brand Audit itself, the free starting point, comes back within three working days of you submitting it. Which direction is right depends on where the business is, we’ll talk it through on the audit call.
Do we need a new logo?
Most businesses don’t. They need clearer positioning and a system that uses the existing brand properly. If a new identity is the right answer, we’ll tell you. If it isn’t, we’ll tell you that too.
Most businesses don’t. They need clearer positioning and a system that uses the existing brand properly. If a new identity is the right answer, we’ll tell you. If it isn’t, we’ll tell you that too.
What does ‘inside-out’ mean in practice?
We start with the leadership team in the room, working through beliefs, aspirations and behaviours, then move outward to positioning, messaging and expression. The conviction underneath is that a business has to be understood internally before it can be expressed externally. If the leadership team can’t describe the business consistently, no one downstream of them can either.
We start with the leadership team in the room, working through beliefs, aspirations and behaviours, then move outward to positioning, messaging and expression. The conviction underneath is that a business has to be understood internally before it can be expressed externally. If the leadership team can’t describe the business consistently, no one downstream of them can either.