Why it matters
Communicating more is not enough: without a plan, every message goes its own way, channels multiply without arbitration, and budget dilutes into actions that do not build on each other. The result: much effort, little recall, and a brand that stays invisible despite the activity.
A communication strategy brings order: it decides what to say, to whom, on which channels and at what pace, so each piece of content builds the next. It is the bridge between your brand and your market — the mechanism that turns a clear positioning into real presence in your customers’ minds.
Communicating more isn't enough: without a plan, every message dilutes. I build with you a coherent system — messages, editorial line, channel plan and calendar — that carries your brand to the right place at the right time. Each piece of content builds the next, turning a clear positioning into real presence in your customers' minds.
My methodology
Turning your brand into concrete presence, along a flow whose calendar is agreed together at framing:
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Objectives and audiences
Who are we talking to, to achieve what? Awareness, consideration, preference, reactivation: each objective calls for different messages and channels. We prioritise 2 to 3 genuinely strategic audiences.
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Messages and editorial line
Key messages per audience, a documented tone of voice (we say / we never say), content pillars and lexicon. Enough to write right and consistently, in-house and with your agencies.
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Channel plan
Owned, earned, paid: which channels deserve your presence given your audience and means (website, social, email, press, events, partnerships). Focus on high-leverage channels rather than dispersion.
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Campaign framework
The frame for key moments: angle, formats, multi-channel sequencing, calls to action. A reusable template so every campaign does not start from scratch.
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Calendar and steering
A realistic editorial calendar, a sustainable cadence, and 4 to 6 indicators to know what lands. Communication lives in rhythm, not in improvisation.
What you get
- Communication plan by audience and objective
- Editorial line, tone of voice and vocabulary
- Content pillars and key messages
- Channel plan (owned, earned, paid)
- Editorial calendar and tracking indicators
Frequently asked questions
Do you also handle content and post production?+
I design the strategy, the messages and the calendar, and can steer production. For day-to-day execution (writing, design, community management) I work with your teams or specialists whom I brief and supervise. You keep a coherent system with a single direction.
Do I need a solid brand before starting?+
Ideally yes, because communication amplifies what exists: on a blurry brand, it amplifies the blur. If your brand foundation is not clear, I flag it at framing and we start with light brand management work. Otherwise, we build from your existing platform to set it in motion.
My market mixes digital and field. Does your approach apply?+
Yes, and it is an angle I work on specifically for African markets: a plan where digital coexists with physical channels (local press, radio, events, structured word-of-mouth, distributors). The logic stays the same; only the channels and formats change.
Let's talk about your project
30 minutes to understand your context and tell you honestly whether I can help.