Big brand thinking.   

 Small business focus. 

Carla Heath, brand strategist, working on client website and messaging

From big brands
to bold independents


After 14 years building and running a creative agency, working with brands including M&S, Tesco and Wickes, I decided it was time for a different way of working.

Closer to the work.
Closer to the founders behind it.

And focused on what actually moves the needle -

Your positioning.

What I kept seeing

Ambitious businesses doing great work — but struggling to explain it clearly..

Or websites that no longer reflect what the business where the business is now. Messaging that hasn’t kept up with how things have evolved.

Not because the work isn’t good. But because no one has properly joined the dots.

Business owners are experts in what they do. Stepping back and defining it properly is a different skill.

T H E M I S S I N G L I N K

The gap I step into

What growing businesses don’t need is another agency passing work between teams, a developer who can’t design, or a designer who can’t write copy.

They need one person who can:

clarify the positioning

shape the message

and if needed, design a website that brings it all together

So your business is clear, compelling — and easy to choose.

Notebook, pen and glasses on desk during brand strategy work
Carla Heath and guide on summit of Kilimanjaro

When I’m not working, you’ll find me in the mountains. I’ve climbed Kilimanjaro, trekked to Everest Base Camp, and I’m slowly ticking off the Scottish Munros. 

At home, I share the office with Ernie the Whippet — my loyal associate, occasional Zoom guest, and official reminder that life is always better with a wagging tail.

P L A Y

Close-up of a tan dog with black markings on its face, lying on a soft, white surface, looking directly at the camera.
Carla Heath at Everest Base Camp
Glasses symbolising clarity and focus in brand positioning and messaging

R E A D Y W H E N Y O U A R E

You know what you do.
Let’s make sure everyone else does too.

Book a 30-minute chat to explore where you’re at and whether working together makes sense.