Define my brand voice guide
Turn examples of how you talk to customers into a one-page brand voice guide, with do's and don'ts and sample phrases anyone on your team can use.
The prompt
Create a one-page brand voice guide for [BUSINESS NAME], a [TYPE OF BUSINESS]. Who our customers are: [DESCRIBE] Three words I want people to use to describe us: [WORDS] Examples of our writing I like (posts, emails, website text): [PASTE 3 TO 5 EXAMPLES] Examples I do not like or that feel off-brand: [PASTE OR DESCRIBE] Include: 1. Our voice in one sentence. 2. Three to four voice traits, each with "we are / we are not" (for example "confident, not arrogant"). 3. Word choices: words we use, words we avoid. 4. How the tone shifts for different situations: a promotion, a complaint, bad news, a celebration. 5. The same message rewritten three ways: off-brand, on-brand, and on-brand for a complaint. 6. Rules for emojis, exclamation marks, humor and formality.
Replace every [BRACKETED] part with your own details before sending.
How to use it
Paste this guide at the start of any future AI writing prompt so the output sounds like you. Share it with anyone who posts or emails on behalf of the business.
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