I think brand voices are like people's voices: a collection of qualities, rooted in values and experiences, that change with context.

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Say your brand values X (ex. clarity, optimism, thoroughness). To begin building a brand voice, we ask: what are writing strategies and content topics to help you write with X?

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Then we create a guardrail: You are X, yet you are also Y (ex. heartfelt, precise, breezy). What are writing strategies to help you write with Y?

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Then we do that for all your values. This gives you a unique brand voice and a sandbox full of ways to bring it to life.

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It allows your brand voice to attain consistency while remaining flexible to the roles and skills of the people who use it, writers and non-writers alike.