Your C-suite team needs a unified brand vision

You might be surprised to learn that C-suite members share different, sometimes competing visions for their brand.

High-level leaders govern different processes within companies. This means they see different facets of their brand as well as their customer’s pain points and blind spots. A leader in product development will have different perspectives than a leader in marketing.

A key part of brand clarity is having leaders on the same page so they can guide the brand in a unified direction.

Even a simple question like, “who is the ideal customer for your brand’s website?” can reveal differing opinions within leadership – as well as illuminate different insights into a brand’s best practices for their customer base.

daimen carter

designer

  • Web designer
  • Web UX and UI specialist
  • Front end web developer
jess smith

strategic ops lead

  • Process development and implementation
  • Content development coordinator
  • Technical Project Management
john marshall

creative lead

  • Multifaceted designer for web, print, and video
  • Concept development
  • Deck design expert
nibir

wordpress engineer

  • Front end web developer
  • WordPress expert
  • Shopify, WIX, and BigCommerce expert
janine huldie

project manager

  • Project liaison
  • Keeps projects moving, big picture
  • Web Maintenance
brennan zagami

lead copywriter

  • Vibe, Tribe, & Why® Facilitator
  • Brand Experience Guide™ Copywriter
  • Web and Marketing Copywriter and Editor
daniel crask, founder of brand shepherd
daniel crask

brand strategist

  • Customer-first approach to brand clarity.
  • Creator of the Vibe, Tribe, & Why® brand clarity framework for business development.
  • Interests: his four children, writing music, health, exercise, and gardening.