A Long & Taylor Engagement
Two weeks. One problem. A clear direction.
The Inside-Out Sprint turns one stuck business problem into a written direction and the first useful materials — so the team can move without the founder translating everything.
Who this is for
For the business that is ready to fix it, not just name it.
The Sprint is the right move when you already know something is not working and you are ready to build something better. A website that does not convert. A sales story that keeps changing. A pitch that depends too much on who is in the room. A new service that nobody can explain yet.
Two weeks. One problem. We work from the inside out: find the real issue, name it clearly, and build the first materials that carry the answer.
What comes out of the Sprint
Written direction
The documented answer to what the business does, who it is for, and how to talk about it — in language the team can actually use.
Core positioning
One clear statement of what makes the work different and why it matters to the right buyer or funder.
Message hierarchy
What to say first, what to say second, and what to leave out.
First set of materials
The documents, language, or tools most needed right now — built from the direction, not retrofitted to old templates.
Practical next moves
A short list of what to do with what we built — so the work does not sit in a folder.
How the two weeks run
Intake (Day 1)
You complete a detailed intake. We read everything before we start. No kickoff meeting required.
Inside-Out work (Days 2–10)
We find the real problem underneath the presenting one, build the direction, and draft the first materials. We may check in once with a specific question.
Written direction delivered (Day 10–12)
You receive the full written direction document and the first set of materials. One review round included.
Next moves handed off (Day 14)
A short written summary of what to do next — so the momentum does not stop at the deliverable.
Pricing
A two-week project engagement. Priced at time of inquiry based on scope and number of materials.
Ready to fix the real problem?
Tell us what is stuck. We will read it and tell you whether the Sprint is the right move or whether something smaller makes more sense first.
