5 Keys to a Meaningful
Voice for Your Brand
Think about this for a
moment:
If your content didn't come
with your logo
would your audience know
it was yours?
Does all of the content you
publish,
from online informational
articles to print
speak to your audience
with the same voice?
If you fail to define and
manage your brand voice,
there won't be any
consistency in your
content.
you won't present a distinct
voice
to your audience there's a
good chance
your branding efforts will
fail completely.
"Brand Voice" means the
tone and language
you use to communicate
with your audience.
When brand voice is
consistent
it creates a kind of
personality for your
business.
your audience knows what
to expect and
learns to trust you.
It is an essential feature of
branding
which allows you to
successfully position
yourself
A brand's unique voice
doesn't arise out of luck or
accident.
Here are 5 keys to follow to
ensure
you are successfully
defining and expressing
the voice of your brand.?
1. Meet Your Audience's
Expectations
Learning how to speak in
the way
they expect you to speak. ?
2. Appeal to Values
One of the reasons we love
a brand is
that we share the same
values.
In order to create the
perfect brand voice,
you need to understand
your audience's values and
speak to those values.
3. Voice Your Expertise
your brand voice should be
the voice
of the expert or specialist.
This builds trust and drives
your message
to the heart of your
customer.?
4. Tell Stories
Brands use stories
because
stories are interesting and
relatable.
People love hearing stories
they help people create an
emotional bond with the
brands they like. ?
5. Remember to Use Voice
in Visuals Too
Everything your brand
does uses its voice, and
this includes visuals. Your
content should have strong
visuals and graphics
that consistently convey
your brand voice.
Make your visuals personal
and make sure
any text, graphics, and
images in them
use your brand voice.
Taking Control of Your
Brand Voice
The particular voice that a
brand
speaks with isn't random.
It's carefully
formulated, defined, and
implemented.
Think for a moment of
every brand you love.
Consider major brands like
Google and Microsoft.
What all of these have in
common is that
they create an image in
your mind.
By defining and
maintaining
a consistent brand voice,
you can wield the same
power in your market.
If you want to get started
on
Building your own Brand
and Brand Voice,
go check out my program
http://jgtips.com/brand
To your success,
Jane Gardner
email is
jgardner@jane-gardner.com.

5 keys to a Meaningful Brand Voice