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One clear path to strategic clarity.

Most clients start with one day that gets the leadership team clear, then keep me close while the plan runs.

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You’ve seen the long menu.

Most firms hand you a service list longer than the menu at the Cheesecake Factory. You pick a few things, sign the contract, and hope one of them was the right one.

One CEO told me he was on agency number five. Another said, “I want one shot. I want it to be right.” After you’ve spent real money with nothing to show for it, every new proposal feels like another roll of the dice.

You shouldn’t have to guess your way out of confusion. The most useful thing anyone can do is tell you where to start.

People need a map with one starting point.

Two steps, in order

The Strategic Clarity Engagement

Step 1 · One day, then 30 days

Your leadership team and I make the decisions in the Clarity Cascade and build your StoryBrand message in one day. Over the next 30, I turn it into finished messaging and a plan with an owner on every move. Almost everyone starts here.

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Strategic Advisory

Step 2 · 90 days at a time

For teams who want me close while the plan runs. We revisit the decisions every quarter, talk every month, and I work alongside your agency and sales team so the message holds.

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Where this fits on the nine-step game board: 1. Name the customer you serve best (included); 2. Own one problem (included); 3. Put it into words with StoryBrand (included); 4. Choose what you sell first (included); 5. Choose where you’ll show up (included); 6. Put an owner on every move (included); 7. Finish the message and the plan (included); 8. Run it; 9. Learn and sharpen every quarter
Strategic Clarity Engagement: steps 1–7 Strategic Advisory: steps 8–9
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Why I start with the deciding

Most companies I meet tried the doing first. They hired an agency or built a new website, and the work kept circling back to the same questions: who the company is for, and which problem it owns.

Most HubSpot agencies are great plumbers. They have no idea where the pipes should go. Once the decisions are made, I’m glad to work with your agency, because now they know what to build.

Decide first, and every dollar you spend on the doing goes further.

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“We help companies figure out what to say. When it was time to do the same thing for our own company, we called Wes Gay.”
Bob RuffaloCEO, Impact

This is for leadership teams ready to decide.

  • CEOs of established companies where growth has slowed, even though the business is good.
  • Teams at a turning point, like a merger, a new market, or a new sales team.
  • Leaders who want to make the calls themselves, with an experienced guide in the room.

This isn’t for startups still figuring out what they sell, or for companies that want someone to do the work before anyone decides what the work should be.

Can we do this virtually? There’s a virtual version that covers your message, a marketing plan, and a 90-day roadmap. The full engagement works best with everyone in one room.

Ready to start at the beginning?

Every month you wait, confusion costs you customers you’ll never hear from. Schedule a call and tell me what’s getting in the way, and I’ll tell you which step makes sense. If the honest answer is “neither,” I’ll tell you that too.

What is confusion costing you?

This three-minute assessment puts a number on it.