Tone of Voice: How you communicate with your audience It is not messaging or writing; it is about how you say things rather than what you say. For example, a brand’s voice can be friendly, informative, precise, grounded, real, honest, daring, playful, emotional, or witty. The brand voice can express the personality of a friend or teacher, a geek or gamer, a leader or an advocate, a visionary or a knowledge seeker, a magician or an engineer.
There are 5 elements that make up your visual brand identity:
+ Logo & Submark/Watermark
+ Color Palette
+ Textures/Patterns
+ Fonts
+ Brand Associations (images, icons, etc.)
The following is a list of basic things to include on your site:
+ Quality content written in conversational language
+ Testimonials from clients (including client images/logos)
+ Social proof/images that showcase your brand story (behind the scenes)
+ Social Media Profile Links
+ Certifications & Memberships
+ Photo of yourself or your team
​​+ Privacy Policy
+ Terms and Conditions or other legal info
+ Email Marketing Sign-Up Form
This is your opportunity to provide a summary of who you are and what you offer. You must make this content interesting and engaging because it needs to grab your visitors’ attention in the first few seconds they are on the page. It should be a snapshot of what to expect on your website.
This is your opportunity to highlight a specific product/program offering. Think of this as a sales page used to display your signature "VIP" program/package.
This is your opportunity to generate leads from potential prospects. Including a freebie on your website is a great way to convert visitors into buyers.
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