Strategic Communications Audit
A clear outside review of how your organization communicates, where the work is getting stuck, and what needs to be fixed first.
For organizations, publications, arts groups, nonprofits, public-facing teams, and mission-driven businesses preparing for a redesign, campaign, publication, or internal communications reset.
$7,500. Payment plan available.
A strategic review of how your organization communicates, where the work is getting stuck, and what needs to be fixed first.
This audit is for organizations, public-facing teams, founders, arts groups, nonprofits, publications, and mission-driven businesses that know their communications are scattered, outdated, inconsistent, or harder to manage than they should be.
The audit may review website content, newsletters, social media, public updates, printed materials, reports, recurring documents, approval processes, messaging gaps, outdated information, and the places where communication work is costing time, clarity, trust, or momentum.
Includes a written findings document with priorities, structural recommendations, and next steps.
Includes:
Review of selected communications materials
Website and public-facing content review, when relevant
Review of recurring channels such as newsletters, social media, reports, public updates, or printed materials
Notes on messaging gaps, structure, friction points, outdated information, and approval issues
Written findings document
Priority recommendations
Suggested next steps for implementation
This is a paid first step. If the audit leads to implementation work, that work is scoped separately.
Payment may be made in full or through the available payment plan: 50% due at checkout and the remaining 50% charged one month later.
Work begins after the initial payment is completed. Final findings and recommendations are delivered after the balance is paid.
When to use this
Use this audit when the work is happening, but the communication system around it is not holding.
The website may be out of date. Public information may be scattered. Updates may take too long to approve. Recurring materials may feel inconsistent. Leadership language and public-facing materials may not match.
The audit gives the organization a clear diagnosis before more money is spent on implementation.
What I review
Depending on scope, the audit may review website content, newsletters, social media, public updates, printed materials, reports, forms, campaign language, approval paths, internal requests, and gaps between what the organization says and what the public can find.
What you receive
You receive a written findings document with key patterns, friction points, structural recommendations, and prioritized next steps.
The result is a usable strategic document your team can act on before commissioning a redesign, campaign, publication, or larger implementation project.
Investment
The Strategic Communications Audit is $7,500.
Payment may be made in full or through the available payment plan.
Implementation work is scoped separately.
A strategic review of how your organization communicates, where the work is getting stuck, and what needs to be fixed first.
This audit is for organizations, public-facing teams, founders, arts groups, nonprofits, publications, and mission-driven businesses that know their communications are scattered, outdated, inconsistent, or harder to manage than they should be.
The audit may review website content, newsletters, social media, public updates, printed materials, reports, recurring documents, approval processes, messaging gaps, outdated information, and the places where communication work is costing time, clarity, trust, or momentum.
Includes a written findings document with priorities, structural recommendations, and next steps.
Includes:
Review of selected communications materials
Website and public-facing content review, when relevant
Review of recurring channels such as newsletters, social media, reports, public updates, or printed materials
Notes on messaging gaps, structure, friction points, outdated information, and approval issues
Written findings document
Priority recommendations
Suggested next steps for implementation
This is a paid first step. If the audit leads to implementation work, that work is scoped separately.
Payment may be made in full or through the available payment plan: 50% due at checkout and the remaining 50% charged one month later.
Work begins after the initial payment is completed. Final findings and recommendations are delivered after the balance is paid.
Process
After purchase, you complete the audit intake form and identify the materials, channels, and pressure points that need review.
From there, I confirm the working scope, review the relevant communication environment, and prepare the findings document.
The audit is designed to give the organization a clearer foundation before investing in implementation, redesign, campaign work, publication development, or ongoing communications support.
A good fit
This audit is especially useful when an organization knows something is not working but has not yet named the underlying problem.
It may be the right first step when the website no longer reflects the work clearly, public information has become scattered or outdated, internal approvals slow necessary communication, recurring materials feel inconsistent, or a redesign or campaign is being discussed without a clear diagnosis.
The audit creates that diagnosis.
Begin with the problem as it exists.
The materials do not need to be perfect before review.
The current state is part of the evidence.
Purchase the audit, complete the intake, and I will review the communication structure with the attention the problem requires.
A strategic review of how your organization communicates, where the work is getting stuck, and what needs to be fixed first.
This audit is for organizations, public-facing teams, founders, arts groups, nonprofits, publications, and mission-driven businesses that know their communications are scattered, outdated, inconsistent, or harder to manage than they should be.
The audit may review website content, newsletters, social media, public updates, printed materials, reports, recurring documents, approval processes, messaging gaps, outdated information, and the places where communication work is costing time, clarity, trust, or momentum.
Includes a written findings document with priorities, structural recommendations, and next steps.
Includes:
Review of selected communications materials
Website and public-facing content review, when relevant
Review of recurring channels such as newsletters, social media, reports, public updates, or printed materials
Notes on messaging gaps, structure, friction points, outdated information, and approval issues
Written findings document
Priority recommendations
Suggested next steps for implementation
This is a paid first step. If the audit leads to implementation work, that work is scoped separately.
Payment may be made in full or through the available payment plan: 50% due at checkout and the remaining 50% charged one month later.
Work begins after the initial payment is completed. Final findings and recommendations are delivered after the balance is paid.