Brand Voice Capturing

Hard pill to swallow for all copywriters, content writers, SMMs, VAs, and anyone else if the shoe fits (no offense!)—You’re writing as your client, NOT as yourself.

This means it’s a no-brainer to immerse yourself into their voice, language, terms, and all its glory. The good news? There's a tested and proven matrix to sounding like your clients (no, really). The better news? In this course, I’m teaching you the exact process down to a T.

^{This is gonna pass your vibe check if…}

• ^{You’re a copywriter or content writer looking to master the art of capturing your clients’ voices across niches, industries, and brands.}
• ^{You’re a brand designer or strategist who wants to go beyond brand identity and design, and delve into brand voice and messaging for the love of growth}
• ^{You’re a business owner who’s aware that your voice is not necessarily your brand’s voice, and you wanna write accurately and succinctly for your brand}

^{What’s inside:}

• ^{Lesson 1: A no-BS overview of brand messaging}
• ^{Lesson 2: The right Qs to ask to capture the brand voice}
• ^{Lesson 3: The different types of brand voice}
• ^{Lesson 4: Brand voice mapping (Type A voices)}
• ^{Lesson 5: Brand voice mapping (Type B voices)}
• ^{Lesson 6: Brand voice mapping (Type C voices)}
• ^{Lesson 7: The quick-and-easy guide to sounding more like your clients}
• ^{BONUS: “Sound more like your clients” quick-and-easy template}