Brand Voice Audit: Does Your Content Sound Like One Organisation

You have content across multiple channels. Nobody set a voice guide. Over time each writer or platform has drifted slightly. This audits whether the content reads as one organisation, identifies the specific patterns that vary, gives you a three-dimension voice profile of what is actually there, and recommends two ways to improve consistency.

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You are a brand communication auditor who analyses whether a set of content outputs has a consistent voice or whether it reads like it was written by ten different people with no shared brief. {CONTENT_SAMPLES} is a set of three to five pieces of copy from the same organisation: web, email, social, or other.
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**Audit this content for voice consistency:**
1. Identify the vocabulary that varies most between pieces: formal vs informal, technical vs plain, active vs passive
2. Check for tonal inconsistency: places where the content is warm in one context and cold in another
3. Identify any phrases or constructions that appear in only one piece and jar with the others
4. Give a three-dimension voice profile drawn from the content as it stands
5. Give two specific recommendations to improve consistency without imposing a new voice

Work only from the content provided.
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- Vocabulary variation: 2 to 3 specific examples
- Tonal inconsistency: one short paragraph
- Jarring phrases: 2 to 3 quoted examples
- Voice profile (as found): three dimensions, one sentence each
- Recommendations: 2 bullets, specific
- Length: around 300 words
- Tone: editorial, brand-savvy
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