For founders and executives generating $250K–$3M annually who are entering a meaningful growth phase — and want to ensure their visibility is actually supporting that next step.
You can be well-known, well-placed, and well-covered and still feel like growth is slower than it should be. Not because you need more exposure. But because something underneath it isn’t fully aligned.
That’s what we clarify here.
You may already have press. You may have worked with a publicist before. You may have built a strong reputation and a respected brand. And yet:
Revenue growth feels slower than it should be.
Enterprise conversations stall.
Investor interest doesn’t deepen.
Partnership discussions don’t convert.
It’s subtle, but it compounds.
Visibility is present. Leverage is not.
The Growth Positioning Program™ is a structured recalibration designed to identify where visibility and growth are misaligned, and realign them before you scale further.
What’s Actually Happening (And Why It Matters)
At this level, the questions tend to be internal and strategic.
Why does it still feel like we’re explaining what we do in high-stakes conversations?
Why are we attracting opportunities that feel smaller than the level we’re operating at?
Why hasn’t our press translated into stronger revenue momentum?
Should we hire another agency… or pause first?
These aren’t tactical questions. They’re structural ones.
And structural issues don’t get solved with more pitching, more content, or more amplification. They get solved by recalibrating positioning before growth accelerates.
A Real Example
One consumer founder I worked with had secured respected national media placements and built strong social traction. On paper, her visibility looked impressive. Yet retail partnership conversations weren’t progressing beyond early discussions. After stepping back, we realized her public narrative emphasized aesthetic appeal and lifestyle credibility, while her expansion required operational authority and scale-readiness. We recalibrated how she framed her brand publicly and adjusted how her existing press was leveraged in outreach.
Within 60 days, she secured two enterprise partnership meetings that previously felt out of reach.
The exposure didn’t change.
The framing did.
That shift made the difference.
“Before the Growth Positioning Session, I had media coverage and an Amazon best-selling book, but it wasn’t translating into the bigger partnerships. Kristin helped me see that my narrative was still anchored in early-stage energy, even though my business had already shifted to scale. In our sessions, we recalibrated the framing, revised the narrative and differentiator, and learned how to leverage existing media for real leverage. Before long, stalled conversations turned into serious collaborations, and we built a pipeline of potential clients. If your visibility feels busy but not decisive, this is the reset that changes everything.”
Tayelor Kennedy, TayelorKennedy.com, Wellness Expert Expert
Before and After
What We Do, Specifically
The Growth Positioning Program comprises three focused 45-minute private sessions. Each session builds on the last, and each has a defined purpose.
Session One: Diagnosis
We review your current positioning, public narrative, visibility footprint, and revenue alignment. We identify where friction is occurring — and why.
Session Two: Recalibration
We refine positioning language, adjust narrative direction, and define 3–5 focused leverage angles aligned with your next growth phase.
Session Three: Activation
We translate clarity into execution. You leave with measurable KPIs and a 30-day roadmap designed to create business movement — not just attention.
Within four business days, you receive a 4–6 page strategic brief outlining everything discussed, clearly organized for action.
This becomes your blueprint, whether you execute internally or move to agency support.
Why Timing Matters
I’ve seen too many founders invest heavily in amplification before confirming alignment. They hire agencies. They scale PR. They increase ad spend. And only later realize the positioning wasn’t fully supporting the level they were aiming for.
Amplification multiplies whatever foundation it’s built on.
If alignment is off, that multiplication becomes expensive.
Correcting positioning before scaling is almost always more profitable than correcting it afterward.
When This Is Not the Right Time
If you are still validating your business model or testing product-market fit, this is likely premature.
If you are looking for tactical PR pitching or short-term media hits, this is not that.
If you want guaranteed placements, this is not that either.
This work requires a business that is already in motion and ready to grow with intention.
When the timing is right, the shift is powerful.
Who This Is Designed For
This session is built for founders and executives generating between $250K and $3M annually who are entering a meaningful growth phase. It is particularly valuable if you’re preparing for expansion, entering investor or board conversations, repositioning pricing, or considering hiring an agency, but want clarity first.
This is not about visibility for visibility’s sake.
It’s about ensuring your visibility supports scale.
The investment for the Growth Positioning Session™ is $1,950 (one-time, private engagement).
This is not a PR campaign or a pitching service. It is a strategic recalibration designed to ensure that any future amplification is aligned with revenue, partnerships, and long-term positioning.
For many clients, one strengthened partnership conversation or shortened sales cycle offsets the investment.
I take on a limited number of these sessions each month to ensure depth and thoughtful analysis.
If the timing is aligned, we begin.
The Perspective Behind This Work
Kristin Marquet is the founder of Marquet Media, where she works with growth-stage founders and executives who are entering a serious expansion phase and want their visibility to support it. Over the past 17 years, she has secured thousands of earned media placements and helped companies refine how they’re positioned as they scale.
Her approach is structured but practical: visibility should accelerate growth — not just create attention.