Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

Tone of voice gets treated like a nice-to-have. Something you “sprinkle in” at the end, like a pinch of salt. But voice isn’t garnish—it’s the whole flavor. And for professional services firms, it’s often the difference between trust and indifference.

Because here’s the truth:
People don’t just buy services. They buy confidence, competence, and connection.

Your brand voice is how you show all three—consistently, credibly, and with a little personality.

But most firms fall into two traps:

  1. Jargon soup
    Drenched in buzzwords. Impressive, maybe. Memorable? Not at all.

  2. Bland professional
    Everything reads like it was written by a committee trying not to offend.

There’s a better way.

Great brand voice balances clarity with character. It’s tailored, not templated. And it should sound like someone smart your clients actually want to talk to.

That voice shows up everywhere:

  • On your website and bios

  • In email sequences and drip campaigns

  • In thought leadership and social posts

  • On LinkedIn (yes, especially there)

So no, it’s not “just tone.”
It’s how your clients decide whether you’re worth their time.

And if you’re ready to find that voice? Let’s talk.

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