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Growth Architecture™

Growth strategy for DTC brands

Before we spend a dollar, we find what actually drives profit for your brand: your best customers, your hero products and the offer that makes them buy. Then we turn it into one 90-day plan.

Sound familiar?

If this sounds like your brand, we can help.

Everyone is busy, but nobody can say what matters most this quarter.

Our messaging sounds like every other brand in the category.

We discount to hit targets, and margins keep shrinking.

One hero product still carries the whole business.

What we do

Everything in Growth Strategy.

Brand and customer

  • Positioning and messaging
  • Customer research and voice-of-customer interviews
  • Competitor and market research

Offer and product

  • Hero product strategy
  • Offer, bundle and pricing strategy
  • Launch and seasonal campaign planning

Plan and rhythm

  • Channel priorities and budget split
  • A 90-day growth roadmap
  • Weekly check-ins, quarterly planning
What you get

Clear deliverables. Clear numbers.

What you getWhen
Customer research summary, in your customers' wordsWeek 1–2
Positioning and messaging guideWeek 2
Offer and pricing recommendationsWeek 3
90-day growth roadmapWeek 3
Weekly check-inWeekly
Quarterly planning sessionEvery 90 days

How we measure it

Contribution marginCACRepeat purchase rateAverage order value
FAQ

Strategy questions

Still unsure? Ask on a call. It’s free and there’s no pitch.

Do we need strategy if we only want ads?

Ads perform better with a clear offer behind them. Every engagement starts with a short strategy phase, so your ads, store and emails all say the same thing to the same customer.

How do you research our customers?

We read your reviews and support tickets, survey recent buyers, interview a few customers where we can, and study your competitors. You get a short summary in your customers' own words.

What does the 90-day plan include?

The few moves most likely to grow profit this quarter: who owns each one, when it ships and how we'll measure it. Short enough that your team will actually use it.