34. The Brand Edit Explained: My 4-Week Process to Align Your Brand, Messaging, and Positioning

In this episode, Samantha breaks down The Brand Edit, her signature four-week, high-touch group program designed to help business owners finally break through the market. Through real-life client success stories (like floral designer Lee), she illustrates what happens when you identify and unlock your business’s unique code.

From finding your X factor to aligning messaging, visuals, and positioning, Samantha walks listeners through each week of the program and what transformative growth can look like when your brand finally clicks into place.

You'll learn:

• What it really means to "break through the market"
• Why consistent demand and opportunities signal product-market fit
• The concept of your business’s unique “code” and how to unlock it
• A four-week breakdown of The Brand Edit and what each phase covers
• How to articulate your X factor for clearer positioning
• The role of visuals, messaging, and tone in building an aligned brand
• Why templates and copycat strategies won’t work—and what will
• The value of live coaching, creative direction, and peer collaboration
• How to prepare for brand design partnerships or rebranding
• Why The Brand Edit is designed for deep, lasting transformation (and how much it costs)

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