It's just words on the internet

Let's dig out your brand voice

Stephanie Laforest Season 1 Episode 1

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If your brand voice is feeling a little…off, it’s not because you don’t have one. It’s just buried under a pile of “shoulds,” best practices, and niche pressure. The trick is learning how to spot it, pull it out, and have the motherfreaking guts to use it (on purpose).

In the first episode of It’s Just Words on the Internet, Laffy’s digging into why writing for your business can feel so freaking hard, and why the fix is never a one-and-done brand voice guide. Instead, she’ll show you how to start collecting “voice clues” from the way you already talk, write, text, and joke. The goal? To help you trust what you’re saying, feel good putting it out into the world, and maybe even have a little fun with it again.

Key Points Covered

  1. Brand voice is something you discover, not invent.
  2. The actual first step to finding your voice = curiousity.
  3. What group chats and text messages can teach you about brand voice.
  4. How to start your own “brand voice clue” file (and what to put in it)

Quote of the episode

"If I dropped your brand in a random group chat, we should know instantly: yep, that’s them."



Links + Resources

Check out Voice on the Rocks — my one-off session where we distill your voice down to something you can actually write from

Follow her on Instagram: @stephlaffy