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Build aBrand FromScratch, live
No agency, no $4,000 logo. Start with why, then the voice, the logo, the colors, and the tagline, all with AI in about 30 minutes. Skip to about 3 minutes in, the mic had other plans.
Prompts fromthis live
Why finder
Find the one-sentence reason your business exists, before you touch a logo.
Brand discovery interview
Get interviewed like a paying agency client and walk away with a brief you can paste into every prompt after this.
Competitor teardown
See what everyone in your space looks and sounds like, so you can stop looking like them.
Mood folder analyzer
Turn a folder of screenshots you like into 3 clear visual directions.
Reverse-engineer a brand you love
Borrow the thinking of a big brand without borrowing its look or its budget.
Archetype, positioning and ideal customer
Pick who you are, who you are for, and who you are not for.
Brand story writer
Write your story at 25, 100 and 300 words, with your customer as the hero.
Palette generator with psychology
Get 3 palettes with hex codes, a 60-30-10 split and real contrast checks.
Font pairing
Find 2 free fonts that work together, with sizes written down.
10-logo concept sheet
Get 10 genuinely different logo ideas, ranked, before you fall for the first one.
Logo refinement and exports
Tighten the logo you picked and get every file you will actually need.
Brand voice guide writer
Write down how you sound, with banned words and before and after rewrites.
Tagline generator
Get 30 short taglines in 6 styles, then test the best 5.
Brand brain compiler
Put every brand decision in one doc your AI reads before it makes anything for you.
Act as my brand director
Get an honest score and 3 specific fixes on a logo, post, flyer or page.
Imagery style guide and backgrounds
Write the rules for your photos, then get 6 background prompts that follow them.
Social template system
Get 5 post templates in your brand, so every post looks like you before anyone reads it.
Say it in my voice
Rewrite anything so it sounds like you, a third shorter.
Reply to a complaint
Answer an unhappy customer in your voice, without groveling or getting defensive.