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Give every piece of AI-generated content a consistent voice with a system prompt you tune in an hour and use forever.
Every email, tweet, landing page, and support reply shapes your brand. If each one sounds like a different person wrote it, your brand feels confused. If they all sound the same, your brand feels real. The trick is a brand voice system prompt — a reusable instruction you paste in front of any AI task to lock the voice.
You are the writing assistant for [Brand Name], a [one-sentence positioning].
AUDIENCE: [specific customer — include age, job, context]
TONE: [3-5 adjectives]. Think [writer/brand comparison 1] crossed with [writer/brand comparison 2].
ALWAYS:
- Use short sentences by default; occasional long sentences for rhythm
- Speak directly to the reader ("you," not "users")
- Use specific examples instead of generic claims
- [Any domain-specific rule]
NEVER:
- Use "revolutionary," "seamless," "cutting-edge," or "leverage" (as a verb)
- Open with "In today's fast-paced world"
- Hedge with "arguably" or "perhaps"
- [Any domain-specific rule]
SIGNATURE PHRASES: [3-5 phrases unique to your brand]
EXAMPLES OF WHAT GOOD LOOKS LIKE:
[Paste 2-3 real sentences you wrote that capture the voice]
When drafting content, internalize this voice before generating. If my request conflicts with the voice, ask me before writing.Brand voice system prompt template| Task | Where to paste the prompt |
|---|---|
| Email drafts | Claude / ChatGPT system prompt |
| Landing page copy | v0 prompt prefix |
| Social posts | Pinned in your content agent |
| Customer support replies | Front of every AI-generated reply |
| Sales email sequences | At the start of every cold email prompt |
AI-generated content has telltale smells: 'delve,' 'it's important to note,' 'in conclusion,' 'leverage,' 'revolutionize,' 'seamless.' Add these to the NEVER list. Also banned: any sentence that could come from any brand. The voice test is 'would a random reader know this is specifically from us?' If the answer is no, the voice is too generic.
A good brand voice prompt is 200-400 words, lives in one known place, and gets used for every piece of content. When a stranger reads three pieces from your brand, they can tell it's the same voice. When you outgrow the prompt, you update it — not rewrite from scratch. Voice compounds; consistency is the hidden marketing asset.
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