Do: Create a Clear Brand Voice | Don’t: Copy Your Competitors
- Our Impact Team

- 5 days ago
- 2 min read

Your brand voice is more than just the words you use; it’s the personality of your business, the tone you convey, and the way you connect with your audience. While inspiration from competitors is natural, your brand’s voice should reflect your unique identity.
Do: Create a Clear Brand Voice
Define Your Brand’s Personality
Start by asking yourself how you want your brand to be perceived. Are you professional and authoritative, friendly and approachable, or bold and edgy? Defining your brand’s personality sets the tone for all your communications.
Understand Your Target Audience
Tailor your voice to resonate with your audience. Use language and tone that speaks directly to their values, preferences, and pain points. A clear understanding of your audience ensures your messaging aligns with their expectations.
Be Consistent Across Channels
Your brand voice should remain consistent across all platforms, including your website, social media, emails, and advertisements. Consistency builds trust and recognition.
Use Storytelling
Engage your audience by weaving stories into your brand messaging. Authentic stories about your journey, values, or customers create emotional connections and make your brand memorable.
Document Your Brand Voice
Create a brand voice guide that outlines:
Your tone (formal, casual, playful, etc.)
Key phrases or taglines
Words to use or avoid
Examples of on-brand and off-brand communication
This guide helps your team stay aligned and ensures consistency.
Test and Refine
Gather feedback from your audience and analyze engagement metrics. Use this data to refine your brand voice over time, ensuring it remains relevant and impactful.
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Don’t: Copy Your Competitors
Don’t Imitate Their Messaging
While it’s important to study your competitors, copying their messaging dilutes your brand’s uniqueness. Customers value originality and authenticity, so focus on what sets your business apart.
Don’t Overlook Your Unique Value Proposition (UVP)
Your UVP defines what makes your business different. Highlight your strengths, values, and the specific benefits you offer that competitors don’t.
Don’t Ignore Intellectual Property Laws
Copying competitors’ branding elements, such as taglines or design features, can lead to legal issues. Ensure your brand voice and visual identity are entirely your own.
Don’t Assume One Size Fits All
What works for your competitors may not resonate with your audience. Avoid adopting their strategies blindly without considering your unique goals and audience.
Don’t Neglect Authenticity
Imitation often feels insincere to customers. Instead of mimicking competitors, focus on building a brand voice that genuinely represents your business’s mission and values.
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How We Can Help
Creating a clear, authentic brand voice is essential for standing out in a crowded market. By defining your personality, understanding your audience, and staying true to your values, you can build a brand that resonates deeply with your customers. At Loomis Reddick & Bishop Business & Accounting Advisory Services, we help businesses craft unique brand voices that drive connection and loyalty. Our Impact Team can guide you through the process of defining your brand identity and ensuring consistency across all channels.
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