You don’t need a finished brief.
Tell me what you’re working on, what’s not quite working or what you’re trying to get off the ground. Even if the idea is rough, that’s completely fine.
I’ll take a look, ask the right questions and we can work out what actually makes sense from there.
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TELL ME A BIT ABOUT IT
Start wherever you are.
You don’t need to know exactly what service you need. The form is just a starting point — give me enough to understand what you’re trying to achieve and we’ll take it from there.
NO OBLIGATION
No sales call unless it makes sense. I’ll just get back to you personally.
KEEP IT SIMPLE
Rather just send a message?
If forms aren’t your thing, just drop me an email. A couple of sentences is enough.
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WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
Nothing complicated.
01
SEND IT OVER
Tell me what you’ve got.
A rough idea, a problem you’re trying to solve or something you want to get moving.
02
I’LL TAKE A LOOK
I’ll come back with questions or an initial direction.
No unnecessary process. Just enough to understand what the project actually needs.
03
WE’LL WORK OUT THE NEXT STEP
That might be a call, a quote, some initial advice — or simply deciding it’s not the right fit.
Either way, you’ll know where you stand.
NOT SURE WHAT YOU NEED?
That’s a perfectly good place to start.
A lot of projects don’t begin with a polished brief. They begin with a business owner knowing something needs improving, changing or getting off the ground.
You might need a new website. You might need better content. You might have an idea that’s decent but quite fuzzy around the edges. Or you might simply want someone to look at the whole picture and help work out what makes sense.
If that sounds familiar, the project questionnaire is a good place to start.
GOT SOMETHING MORE SPECIFIC?
Tell me what’s going on.
If there’s a project on the horizon, or something in the business you want to improve, answer a few questions and give me a bit more context. You don’t need a finished brief.