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PENTAGONBRIEF
Self-serve brand strategy for founders and small businesses
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Self-serve brand strategy for founders and small businesses
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You know your business better than any AI. This is the in-depth briefing a brand strategist would run with you. Built-in tips and ideas help you describe your business in detail, profile your target customers, and study your competition. The session then adds online research and resolves your positioning, differentiation, messaging, and voice in a Brand Strategy & Messaging Framework for your website, deck, sales, marketing, or business plan. About two hours, pause anytime. Start free.









Hi everyone, Konstantinos here, founder of PENTAGONBRIEF.
The founders I've worked with as a strategist know what they do best. Yet only a few can explain in a nutshell why customers should choose them over others. AI helps, but it tends to agree with whatever you give it. So you'd better give it something strong.
That's why we built a self-serve session around the in-depth briefing a brand strategist would run with you. It asks about your brand, your target customers, and your competitors. You answer in your own words, with tips and ideas if you're stuck.
Our consulting method then adds online research, tests your claims against your audiences and competitors, and resolves your positioning, messaging, and voice. The method defines the logic; AI executes it.
At the end, you get a Brand Strategy & Messaging Framework:
Positioning: what your brand should be chosen for
Messaging: what to say, how to say it, and what to avoid
Audience Landscape: who you sell to, what they share, and what each needs to hear
Competitor Landscape: where you can stand apart
Brand Foundations: purpose, values, and personality
Plus summaries of your input to brief an agency, a designer, or your AI tool.
It's for founders and marketing leads, especially before a new website, a rebrand, or a campaign.
The first part is free, no card needed. I'd love to hear how easy (or not) you found it.