On-standard, on brief, on time. Copy, scripts, articles, and editorial — every piece derived from the Brand Master Book.
We produce the content; the Brand Master Book governs it — so the tenth piece reads as on-brand as the first.
A strategic add-on is never a side-project. It inherits the spec, the decision log, and the governance rhythm of your active tier — same standard, scoped to one surface.
Everything below is built from your Brand Master Book and held to the 4C standard — Clarity, Coherence, Consistency, Control. If a deliverable can’t cite a brand decision, it doesn’t ship.
Each piece traces to a Brand Master Book decision — no scope creep, no off-standard work.
Articles, web copy, scripts, editorial — written to the brand voice and the brief, ready to publish.
FormatEvery piece traces to a brand position. No filler, no off-register prose.
Brief, draft, review, signoff — the workflow that keeps every piece on-standard before it ships.
FormatA repeatable pipeline, not ad-hoc requests — the decision log is the record.
Every finished piece versioned, tagged, findable — a library your team reuses instead of recommissions.
FormatContent is an asset, not a transaction — organized so it keeps paying off.
A scored check against the Brand Master Book — the proof every piece met the standard.
FormatScored on the 4C standard. You see exactly how each piece holds the brand.
Scoped from a written brief, built to the Brand Master Book, delivered with proof it met the standard — the same governance rhythm as every TISSA engagement.
We define what’s being produced, against which brand positions, and to what spec — a written brief before a word is drafted.
We write, then run each draft through the production governance workflow — brief, review, signoff — so nothing ships off-standard.
We deliver the finished pieces, file them in the asset library, and hand over the spec-match report that proves each one met the standard.
We quote a fixed fee once the brief defines volume and format — a launch article set lands near the floor; an ongoing editorial program sits higher. No open-ended hourly billing.
Yes — scripts and editorial for video, audio, and presentations are in scope. Production of the video or graphics themselves is scoped under Graphic Design & Animation.
Every piece runs through the production governance workflow and gets a spec-match report scored on the 4C standard. The system, not the individual writer, holds the brand.
