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How Narrative Ops works

We don’t run “marketing.” We ship the assets that move pipeline: a clear buyer story, a conversion path that earns trust, and distribution that gets replies.

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The Narrative Ops model

Teardown → Sprint → Handover (→ Optional Ongoing Engine)

 

Short, focused engagements that create momentum fast.

Step 1: Teardown

Every engagement starts with a teardown because it prevents the wrong work.

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What you get

  1. 5 concrete fixes (not generic advice)

  2. Clear diagnosis: Story, proof, CTA path, and friction

  3. Recommendation: The best Lite sprint to implement

 

What you submit

  • Website link (or deck/outbound link)

  • Who you sell to (one line)

  • What’s broken right now (one sentence)

Step 2: Lite Sprints ($1,000)

Lite is built for speed. Fixed scope. Clear deliverables. Shipped fast.

 

What Lite means

  • One bottleneck per sprint

  • One primary deliverable set

  • Minimal meetings

  • Assets delivered ready to implement

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Typical Lite Sprints

  1. Website Conversion Surgery (5 days): Homepage structure, proof placement, CTA ladder

  2. Sales Enablement Pack (7 days): Talk track, deck storyline, objections, discovery

  3. Positioning Sprint (10 days): Wedge, proof map, deployable messaging

  4. Outbound Conversion (14 days): One segment, one offer, one sequence, follow-up SOP

  5. Pipeline Quickstart (14 days): Story + conversion path + one outbound motion

  6. Founder Narrative Engine (Monthly): 8 posts/month + pipeline hooks

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Step 3: Delivery and Collaboration

Founder-friendly, execution-heavy.

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How collaboration works

  • One kickoff to lock the goal and constraints

  • Async reviews (comments in doc, quick voice notes)

  • Tight iterations (no endless cycles)

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Communication Cadence

  • 2 check-ins per sprint (optional)

  • Delivery updates via email or shared doc

  • Final handover with clean docs and next steps

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What you receive

  • Copy-ready assets (not vague recommendations)

  • Implementation notes (what to change, where, and why)

  • A simple operating rhythm so the work compounds

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What “done” looks like

We consider the sprint done when you have:

  1. A clear story buyers can repeat

  2. Proof tied to claims (not adjectives)

  3. A CTA ladder that earns the next step

  4. Outbound messaging that has a reason to respond

  5. A simple weekly rhythm to keep it moving

Lite vs Full Scope

Lite is best when:

  1. You know the bottleneck

  2. You need speed

  3. You want a clean, usable first version

  4. Your team can implement changes

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Full scope is best when:

  1. You need multi-segment ICP work

  2. You want us to support implementation and iteration

  3. You have multiple pages, personas, or motions to rebuild

Time required from you

Lite is designed to be low lift:

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Kickoff: 20–30 minutes

Inputs: Links + quick context

Review: 15–30 minutes per delivery

Frequently asked questions

Want to move pipeline without a long engagement?

Start with a teardown. We’ll show you the 5 fixes that matter and the right sprint to ship them.

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