Brand Voice
Teach Brand Studio how you write, what you stand for, and what you would never say.
Drafts that sound like you, not like a template
AI writing goes wrong in a familiar way: it is fluent, confident and could have been written by anyone. Brand voice is how you stop that. You tell Brand Studio how you write, who you write for and what you would never say, and every agent draft, inbox reply and post from Jarvis starts from there.
Set nothing and drafts come out plain: clear, factual, no emojis, no hype. Set it once and you spend less time editing before you approve.
What you can teach it
- Tone — pick one of eight, from Professional and Educational to Bold, Storyteller or Witty.
- Who you want to reach — choose an audience or describe your own. Specific beats broad.
- Do use / Don't use — your guardrails: real numbers and short sentences in, buzzwords and hashtag walls out.
- Voice samples — real posts you are proud of. Samples teach more than any instruction.
- Your point of view — stances on pricing, competitors or sensitive topics, with your reasons. Mark one High risk and a reply on that topic is flagged for you instead of going out.
- About you and your work — quick answers and documents, so replies use your facts instead of a guess.
Learn from what you have already written
No samples to paste? Learn from my accounts reads up to 25 recent posts from your connected channels, keeps the three to five that best represent you as samples, and suggests Do and Avoid lists from patterns it actually saw. You decide which suggestions to apply.
You can also change your voice by asking. Tell Jarvis "stop using emojis" or "make my posts shorter" and, after you confirm, the rule is saved for every future post.
Private stays private
Brand Studio does not import your Job Scout CV, application drafts or job-search details as sources for public posts. Only what you add here is used.
Voice guides a draft; it does not replace your review. Every post still waits in the Publish Queue for approval by default. The full walkthrough is in Brand voice.