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How To Identify Your Brand Voice In A World Of Creatives

Written by Kyle McKinnon
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It may seem very simple to put together a brand personality that will stay effective. Of course, simplicity is always better than too much complexity and nuance, as customers need to understand what your brand has to offer them in a relatively short amount of time before they consider a competitor. They shouldn’t have to work to understand the value you can deliver them, and why they should choose you over another service.

That said, this can be doubly challenging, because many other creative professionals, content writers and marketing agents are happy to help a range of businesses, small intermediate and large, design their presence and make sure those companies stand out.

This essential post on identifying your brand purpose is a great place to begin, so you can truly dig deep and understand the crucial values of your firm, and how you differ from others. But from there, where do you go? In this post, we’ll discuss a few measures you can use to identify your brand voice, even in a world full of special creatives.

Recognize Your Audience

Understanding your audience is the first step in determining the voice and personality of your business. This entails carrying out market research to learn more about the wants, tastes, and actions of your target audience.

Knowing your audience allows you to adjust your messaging and communication style to engage with them. This can help define your brand’s personality, and keep the parameters of your creative marketing plan focused. It will also show that you’re not afraid to appeal to a niche, as opposed to being all things to all people.

Display Personality

The voice and messaging of your brand should reflect your brand’s personality in addition to being consistent. Instead of being boring and generic, you should give your communication some personality and uniqueness. Don’t be afraid to use jokes, crack wise if it’s appropriate, and use measures like regional dialects in your automated support voiceover to showcase where you’re located, and to proudly stand behind your company’s character.

You can build a brand that customers can relate to and engage with on a personal level by displaying personality in this way, which will help you stand out.

Don’t Fake It

In forging a relationship of credibility and trust with your audience, authenticity is essential Customers are more likely to interact with and support brands that they believe to be authentic because they can sense when a brand is sincere and open.

To avoid trying to be something you’re not, it’s crucial to stay true to your brand’s values and objective. This means avoiding being inconsistent on Twitter or TikTok when social media marketing, as two distinct brand voices can make the firm seem inconsistent in its branding. You can observe and correct your outreach, and always ask if your content is appropriate to your brand’s values.

With this advice, you’re sure to identify your brand voice, even in an intensive world of essential creatives. We hope this allows you to set the stage for your next marketing plan.


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Kyle McKinnon

Kyle is a digital marketing consultant and tech enthusiast. When he isn't writing about either subject, he's out playing with his three year old labrador, Tanto.

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