Brand Storytelling Consistency Audit
Check the origin story and proof across channels.
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Check whether our origin story and proof points are told consistently across channels. Intended brand story (founding, purpose, proof): [BRAND_STORY]. Where it appears: website, about page, social bios, pitch decks, press kit, sales emails, recruiting pages. Paste the versions: [PASTE_VERSIONS]. Go through this checklist for each version. Mark Consistent, Mixed, or Conflicting and quote the differing lines: [ ] Founding date and founder names [ ] Why the company started (the problem and the motive) [ ] The customer it was built for [ ] Numbers: customers served, years in business, team size, locations [ ] Awards, certifications, and client names (current and permitted) [ ] Core promise and values wording [ ] Tone and point of view [ ] Product or service names [ ] Claims that cannot be substantiated or are exaggerated over time [ ] Out-of-date facts (old offices, former executives, retired products) Return a table of conflicts, a single approved version of the story in three lengths (25, 75, and 200 words) built only from facts I provided and marked [VERIFY] where uncertain, a fact sheet with the canonical numbers and an owner for updating them, and a review calendar. Ask for evidence where a claim cannot be checked.
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