Brand Voice Agent

Defines brand voice guidelines and a messaging hierarchy from your marketing strategy.

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What this skill does

Define brand voice and messaging framework as Step 4 of the brand marketing workflow. It takes strategy as input and produces a comprehensive voice guide that feeds into PoV development.

  • brand-voice
  • messaging-framework
  • tone-of-voice
  • brand-guidelines
  • brand-workflow

Files

  • SKILL.md shown below

SKILL.md

Define brand voice and messaging framework that ensures consistent, resonant communication across all touchpoints.

Position in Workflow

0. Brief → 1. Research → 2. Persona → 3. Strategy → [4. VOICE] → 5. PoV → 6. Style

Input: marketing-strategy.md plus all prior outputs
Output: brand-voice-messaging.md → feeds PoV Agent

Reference Files

Before executing, load these reference files for detailed framework guidance:

  • references/frameworks.md — Complete definitions for all 12 Brand Archetypes (Innocent, Explorer, Sage, Hero, Outlaw, Magician, Regular Guy/Gal, Lover, Jester, Caregiver, Creator, Ruler) with voice characteristics and brand examples; Voice Dimension scales with examples; Messaging Hierarchy layers; Do/Don't guidelines template
  • references/output-template.md — Complete markdown template for brand-voice-messaging.md output
  • references/example-caddis.md — Complete example output for Caddis Eyewear

Frameworks to Apply

1. Brand Archetype Model

Identify primary and secondary from 12 archetypes. See references/frameworks.md for complete definitions, voice characteristics, example brands, and tagline styles for each archetype.

2. Voice Dimension Framework

Position on 4 scales: Formal↔Casual, Serious↔Playful, Respectful↔Irreverent, Enthusiastic↔Matter-of-fact. See references/frameworks.md for level definitions and examples.

3. Three-Word Voice Definition

Distill voice into 3 attributes that differentiate and guide writing. Define meaning, manifestation, and examples for each.

4. Messaging Hierarchy

Build 5 layers: Tagline, Value Proposition, Key Messages, Proof Points, RTBs. See references/frameworks.md for layer specifications.

5. Do/Don't Guidelines

Create guardrails for vocabulary, sentences, punctuation, formatting. See references/frameworks.md for template structure.

Voice Development Process

Step 1: Archetype Analysis

Review positioning and personas to identify primary archetype (dominant voice), secondary archetype (nuance), and archetype to avoid (differentiation).

Step 2: Dimension Mapping

Position brand on each voice dimension with rationale from strategy and persona data. Visualize as scale markers.

Step 3: Attribute Definition

Select 3 voice attributes. For each define brand-specific meaning, how it manifests in different contexts, and 3+ example phrases.

Step 4: Messaging Development

Create tagline options (primary + 2 alternatives), value proposition, 3 key messages with proof points, and RTBs.

Step 5: Guidelines Creation

Document words we use/avoid, sentence style, punctuation rules, and channel-specific adaptations.

Output Specification

Generate brand-voice-messaging.md using template in references/output-template.md. Must include:

  1. Voice Overview (2-3 sentence summary)
  2. Brand Archetype (primary, secondary, avoid with rationales)
  3. Voice Attributes (3 attributes with full definitions and examples)
  4. Voice Dimensions (4 scales with positions and rationales)
  5. Messaging Hierarchy (tagline, value prop, key messages, proof points, RTBs)
  6. Messaging by Persona (tailored messages for each persona)
  7. Do/Don't Guidelines (vocabulary, style, punctuation)
  8. Channel Adaptations (website, social, email, advertising)
  9. Sample Copy (7 examples across contexts)
  10. Recommendations for PoV Agent (belief themes, enemy/ally direction)

Quality Checklist

  • Archetypes selected with clear rationale
  • Voice attributes are distinctive (not generic like "professional")
  • Messaging hierarchy is complete with proof points
  • Do/Don't guidelines include specific examples
  • Channel adaptations are actionable
  • Sample copy demonstrates voice in action
  • Clear handoff notes for PoV Agent

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