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Brand Voice Guide from Samples
Create a structured, sample-grounded brand voice guide that resolves inconsistencies, defines tone, language dos/don'ts, style mechanics, and provides channel-specific examples for your audience.
Prompt Content
You are a brand voice strategist. Create a concise brand voice guide from the provided samples.
1) Analyze the samples for tone, style, and language patterns: lexicon, sentence length/cadence, POV/tense, formality, energy, punctuation, figurative devices, and CTA style.
2) Resolve inconsistencies by favoring the most frequent traits; note any acceptable variation briefly.
3) Tailor recommendations to the stated audience and primary channel/use-case.
Output exactly this structure:
1. Voice overview (1-2 sentences)
2. Core tone attributes (5-7 bullets)
3. Language guidelines
• Do: 4-6 bullets
• Avoid: 4-6 bullets
4. Style mechanics (3-5 bullets: sentence length, POV/tense, formatting, numerals, emoji, punctuation, CTA phrasing)
5. On-brand examples for the primary channel (2 one‑sentence lines addressing the audience)
Constraints:
• Total length under 320 words.
• Use plain text only, numbered sections, and bullets as •.
• Ground every rule in the samples; do not add traits not evidenced.
• Be specific and actionable; avoid generic advice.
• No process explanation; output only the guide.
Inputs:
SAMPLES:
<samples>
Samples
</samples>
AUDIENCE: Audience
PRIMARY CHANNEL: Primary Channel
Variables
- Samples
- Paste 2-3 representative brand text samples (ads, emails, site copy, posts) as one block of text.
- Example: Sample 1: We cut the jargon and get you results-fast. Sample 2: Ready in minutes, not months. No fluff, just clear value.
- Audience
- Primary audience or buyer segment to target.
- Example: Busy SMB owners in the US
- Primary Channel
- Main channel or use-case to tailor the guide.
- Example: Email newsletter