Offer · The Positioning Brief · creator product

You've been read a hundred times. You've never seen the read.

Every deal you didn't get was a decision made in a room you weren't in, by people reading you on things your analytics don't show. The Positioning Brief is that read — run for you, and given only to you.

It's also how lupa learns you. Written from your full corpus and your thirty-five answers, she begins the moment you finish answering — and from that day, everything she does for you runs off it. Your first month of lupa Pro is included.

What it uncovers

Why the silent no’s happened.

the gap between what you send and what buyers receive, evidenced from your own corpus.

Which deal would define you wrong.

the partnerships that would rent your audience and lock your lane, before you sign one.

What you could charge for if you named it.

the thing buyers would pay you for beyond reach, in the language they use to cast.

What’s absent.

the specific missing signals between you and the rooms you want; the difference between where you are and being castable a tier up.

You walk into your next brand conversation holding their side of the table: a deal filter, negotiation language, and a map for the pivot you've been circling.

What you receive · the ten sections
№1Creator Identity

Your archetype — the function brands cast when they cast you correctly — your creator type, and your positioning state on the four-state track: Inferred, Recognized, Authored, Locked.

№2Positioning Truth

The accurate read beneath the informal one: what your work actually argues, stated in one line you can build on. Most creators have never seen theirs written down.

№3Cultural Position

Where you sit in the culture buyers are casting for, and what that placement means for which briefs reach you.

№4Brand Interpretation

What reads as credible to a brand team, what confuses them, and where they would miscast you. The section that explains the silent no’s.

№5Positioning Risks

Each risk with its severity and its clock: what erodes first if nothing changes, and which offers would lock the wrong lane.

№6Authority Lanes

The three lanes where your work carries weight, and what each is worth to you commercially.

№7Strategic Direction

What to expand, what to clarify, what to stop, and the one priority for the next ninety days. A direction, not a menu.

№8Commercial Consequence

What your current position rents for, what the authored position books for, and the gap between the two — priced in the rooms you’re not in yet.

№9The Dossier, Today

Word for word, what a brand receives if you say put me forward right now. You read it before any brand ever could.

№10What Changes the Sentence

The fix map: each sentence of your dossier, paired with the evidence that would rewrite it. The read is the verdict — this is how you change it.

How it works

Begin. Answer. It lands.

A short intake — your platforms, your links, anything off-limits. Then the diagnostic: thirty-five questions only you can answer. lupa writes the Brief from your full corpus and your answers — evidence, not opinion — and it stays yours permanently. Consent is the only key that opens it.

Pricing
The Positioning Brief — up to two platforms, under 1 million combined followers$450
The Extended Brief — three or more platforms, or 1 million+ combined followers$950
Additional account of yours beyond two+$150
At scale — 10 million+ combined, or five or more accountsRequest pricing

One read, one instrument — every price is the same depth. The price is never what your audience is worth; it's how much she reads — and a bigger audience writes more.

If your corpus counts larger than booked, she names it before reading — pay the difference or choose the scope. Never mid-read, never a surprise.

Includes your first month of lupa Pro

Founding cohort · ten briefs

Start with the First Read — free

After the Brief: membership