From Architect settings you can set your brand personality and tone of voice for Ometria's creative agent to use in your copy.
Go to: Settings > Architect settings:
Brand personality
Your brand personality should include:
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Tone descriptors Use 2-4 adjectives that describe how your brand sounds. |
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Communication style Explain how your brand speaks to customers in 1-2 sentences. |
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Sentence structure Specify how you want sentences structured. |
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Customer relationship Define how you address customers. |
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Vertical-specific examples
| Vertical | Prompt template |
| Contemporary fashion retailer | Confident, trend-aware, and inclusive. We speak like a trusted style insider who's genuinely excited to help customers express their personal style. Use conversational language with fashion terminology. Keep sentences dynamic and engaging. We treat customers as style collaborators. |
| Luxury beauty brand | Elegant, knowledgeable, and aspirational. We communicate like a premium beauty consultant - expert but warm. Use sophisticated vocabulary while remaining accessible. Sentences flow smoothly with varied structure. We position customers as individuals who deserve exceptional quality. |
| Sustainable homeware | Thoughtful, authentic, and environmentally conscious. We sound like a knowledgeable friend who cares about sustainable living. Use clear, honest language that educates without preaching. Keep sentences natural. We treat customers as partners in creating sustainable homes. |
Exclusions
Your exclusions should clearly list what to avoid. Be specific.
Here are some examples:
| Tip | Examples |
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| Phrases to exclude |
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| Style restrictions |
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| Tone to avoid |
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Vertical-specific examples
| Vertical | Prompt template |
| Premium fashion retailer | Don't use: 'cheap', 'bargain', 'sale', 'discount', 'deal', 'steal'. Avoid fast fashion terms like 'haul' or 'must-have'. No excessive exclamation marks or false urgency. Don't use: 'trending now', 'everyone's wearing'. No emojis. Never sound desperate or pushy. |
| Luxury beauty brand | Elegant, knowledgeable, and aspirational. We communicate like a premium beauty consultant - expert but warm. Use sophisticated vocabulary while remaining accessible. Sentences flow smoothly with varied structure. We position customers as individuals who deserve exceptional quality. |
| Wellness and supplements brand | Avoid health claims: 'cure', 'miracle', 'revolutionary'. Don't use: 'detox', 'cleanse', 'toxins' without context. Never create medical urgency or fear. No excessive scientific jargon. Avoid wellness clichés: 'your best self', 'self-care Sunday'. |
Testing and refining your brand personality
Once you've set up your brand personality settings, we recommend taking the following steps to test the results in the AI copy creator.
See also: Writing effective prompts for Architect AI
Review the generated copy
Ask yourself:
- Does this sound like our brand?
- Would our customers respond to this?
- Is the message clear?
- Does it achieve the goal?
Iterate based on results
If the copy isn't right, you might want to update your brand personality:
| Content is… | Try… |
| Too generic | Adding more specific brand details. |
| In the wrong tone | Clarifying the tone using examples. |
| Missing key information | Listing essential elements explicitly. |
| Too long or too short | Specifying length constraints either. |
| Unclear | Simplifying your prompt. |
Test for different campaign types
Your tone of voice settings should work across:
- Welcome series
- Promotional campaigns
- Abandoned basket
- Post-purchase
- Re-engagement
- Educational content
Generate copy for each type and adjust settings as needed.
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