Mighty Clinic
One a la carte hour. No strings attached. Get constructive feedback and messaging help for whatever you’re working on. (Yes, even that).
Mighty Clinic is a one-time, 1:1 mini session with me.
Bring up to 4 pages of written content (ideas, drafts, you name it) to this session, tell me what you want to accomplish, and we’ll make a plan to get you there.
Ready for some targeted help?
Get on my calendar.
Your words aren’t working and you don’t know how to fix them.
You (or someone else) wrote something for your business and it sounds fake or flat instead of packing a branded punch.
You’re so in the middle of your content, you can’t tell if it’s working anymore. You need unbiased, objective feedback so you can see it through the eyeballs of your audience.
You’ve written a couple of versions, and you can’t decide which one is THE ONE. You need help weighing the options (or combining the strongest points of both).
You wrote something you think you like and need someone to get excited with you… and check your blindspots, just to be sure.
It’s too damn long and you need to shape it up/ slim it down, stat.
You’re stuck and need some on-the-spot guidance, stat.
What if someone OUTSIDE of your business could take a close look, consider all the angles, and help you figure out the way forward?
Sound like what you need?
Mighty Messaging Clinic was made for all kinds of “oh shit” moments.
One a la carte hour to get help and feedback on whatever you want.
Mighty Clinic is great for:
Evaluating your existing copy and messaging
Getting solid, do-it-now recommendations for tightening copy or strengthening talking points
Making a plan for what should come next
Sharpening your existing branded materials so they work harder
Getting a tiny taste of what it’s like to work with me in Mighty5 Messaging Strategy
Getting feedback on your work / poking holes in what you’ve got
Mighty Clinic is
- YOUR 1:1, 45-minute session to dig into whatever you’re working on right now - you decide what that is
- A chance to get objective, real-time feedback on copy, messaging, concept, or all three
- A practical polishing session for alllllmost-there drafts
- A way to get objective recommendations, ideas, and direction
Mighty Clinic isn't
- A co-writing or live-writing session
- A wide-open “pick my brain” time
- A miracle, magic bullet
- A substitute for messaging strategy (If you’re into that, head here.)
Here’s how it goes down:
Book your session!
Send me your draft, offer, or concept at least 24 hours before we meet.
Show up ready to talk it out. We’ll get it sorted so you can get it DONE.
Want my objective eyes and ears on your thing?
For a flat $350 fee,* you get my brain for whatever you need.
*$275 for current and former MightyFine Clients
Hey, I’m Betsy.
I get it – sometimes you don’t need the whole messaging/ branding/ copy enchilada, especially with deadlines breathing down your neck.
Maybe your copy just doesn’t feel right and you need a few language tweaks; maybe the whole thing’s a hot mess and you need someone to take you by the shoulders, sit you down, and help you breathe into a brown paper bag.
Or (and this is probably the case) maybe you just need someone to look it over, tell you you’re off to a great start, and give you a few pointers to make it AWESOME.
That’s where I come in.
It’s not going to get better by itself.
(And it’s probably not as bad as you think.)
Go ahead, get on my calendar.
What else do you want to know?
Do I have to be an existing MightyFine client to book a Messaging Clinic?
Nope. Any and all are welcome.
Can you meet with my team?
If your team is 2 or fewer humans, yes. If it’s more than that, no.
Can I book you for longer than 45 minutes?
If you need more than 45-60 minutes, we’re probably in copywriting or messaging strategy territory.
What’s the pricing for this?
An easy-breezy $350 flat fee, or $275 for MightyFine Clients.
Do I have to have a draft of something to work with?
Yes, for a couple of reasons.
- I need to get up to speed before our session to make our time together efficient and valuable.
- We need something to work with.
However, “draft” can mean a lot of things – a basic framework for a new offer, a chunk of a proposal you’re trying to re-shape, a newsletter you’re mapping out, a whole slew of tagline options, or an About page that’s giving you trouble.