Plain English Patrol 3
How inconsistent tone of voice on a hotel menu gives the wrong impression.
Posts on achieving and maintaining the right tone of voice in written communications.
How inconsistent tone of voice on a hotel menu gives the wrong impression.
Why I wouldn’t have chosen ‘What a Wonderful World’ for David Attenborough to recite.
My thought on the Innocent tone: where it came from, and where it might go from here.
Three examples of unclear writing from my everyday life, and how I’d improve them.
The best way to get the right tone at the end is to keep it simple at the start.
A look at the copywriting choices made by four of the UK’s premium crisp brands.
Are deliberately clunky and unusual slogans more memorable?
Generating empathy means gently alluding to shared ideas or experiences – not corporate boasting.
Sometimes, striking the right tone of voice is about deciding who you care about – and who you don’t.
Sellotape’s latest slogan centres on creativity and inspiration. But are those the brand’s true values?
Tone of voice should be consistent throughout the customer experience, but marketers tend to look for easier wins.
Funky copywriting takes an informal, offbeat and informal tone in order to generate rapport with readers. But it needs to be done with care, and at the right time.