New business · Project inquiry

Let’s make
it matter.

A thoughtful brief is the first piece of strategy. Share the context, the tension and what good looks like.

Before we begin

Good conversations
create real value.

If there is a strong fit, you may be invited to a paid strategy session before a larger engagement. These working sessions often include actionable direction, recommendations and relevant referrals—not a sales pitch. Please proceed only if you are comfortable investing in that first piece of thinking. If we work together, next steps and any applicable fees will be shared clearly in advance.

About you

About you.

The people, business and decision-making context.

Your name *

Work email *

Business / company *

Your role *

Business stage *

Decision-maker status *

Website

Social links

The brief

The brief.

What is happening now, what needs to change and why.

What do you think the real problem is? *Not just the deliverable—the business, brand or audience tension underneath it.

What needs to be different when this work is done? *

What deliverables do you expect?A best guess is useful. “I need help defining this” is also a valid answer.

How will you measure success? *

Fit and readiness

III

Fit & readiness.

What has shaped the brief—and why this kind of partnership.

Why Hannah—and why a boutique independent practice rather than a larger agency? *The strongest partnerships usually start with a specific point of view on fit.

What have you already tried? What happened? *

Prior agencies / freelancers

Internal team / resources *

Anything from past partnerships Hannah should understand?

Investment and timing

Investment & timing.

Clear parameters help determine the right scope and path.

Working budget *

Budget flexibility *

Ideal timeline / launch date *

What is driving the timing? *

Anything else you would like Hannah to know?

Thoughtful answers are more useful than perfect ones. If there is alignment, you’ll hear back with a clear next step.