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Tone & Voice Checklist

Review copy for audience fit, clarity, consistency, evidence, empathy, and channel-appropriate tone.

What this tool does

The checklist separates durable brand voice from the situational tone required by one message.

Review copy for audience fit, clarity, consistency, evidence, empathy, and channel-appropriate tone.

The checklist separates durable brand voice from the situational tone required by one message.

Use the tool

Review tone and voice

Paste representative copy and work through the review prompts.

Copy voice and tone review

Checklist status

0/10

Audience and situation are explicit

Message sounds like the established brand voice

Tone fits the reader’s emotional context

Sentences are clear and direct

Claims are supported by evidence

Vocabulary is consistent

Jargon is necessary and explained

The next action is specific

Sensitive language has been reviewed

Copy has been read aloud

How to use it

Three quick steps

  1. 1Paste representative copy and work through the review prompts.
  2. 2Copy unresolved issues for the next revision.
  3. 3Verify the result in its real production context. Automated scoring is avoided because context and audience interpretation require human review.

Worked example

Example: Tone and Voice Checklist

Check whether a service-recovery email remains calm, specific, and recognizably on-brand.

Copy unresolved issues for the next revision.

FAQ

Questions about the tone and voice checklist

Practical details about using the tool and understanding its result.

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