Scope
What the brand offers, the category it operates in, and the useful outcome it promises.
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Be specific enough that a reviewer could tell an on-brand draft from a plausible but wrong one.
Name the brand and what it helps people do.
Describe the people, situation, and problem—not only demographics.
State the useful outcome without unsupported superlatives.
Define tone, sentence style, preferred terms, and words to avoid.
List recurring themes and the job each theme performs.
Describe palette, typography, composition, imagery, and recurring visual anchors.
Say which claims need a source, legal review, customer approval, or product verification.
List claims, visuals, topics, and behaviors that must not appear.
Brief completeness
Needs more context
Add detail to: Brand and offer, Ideal audience, Core promise, Voice and vocabulary, Content pillars and goals, Art direction, Proof and approval rules, Exclusions and red lines.
Review this output before using it in a content or generation workflow.
This context is a starting point. Every factual claim and final asset still needs human review.
Use the following Brand DNA as constraints for social content. Do not invent facts. Flag missing evidence and keep every draft subject to human review. Scope: Not defined yet Ideal audience: Not defined yet Promise: Not defined yet Narrative voice: Not defined yet Goals and pillars: Not defined yet Art direction: Not defined yet Proof rules: Not defined yet Limits: Not defined yet
SIGNAL turns brand identity into operational constraints that a planner, writer, designer, or AI system can actually use.
What the brand offers, the category it operates in, and the useful outcome it promises.
Who the content is for, their context, and the problem they are trying to solve.
The repeatable themes and business or audience job assigned to each content stream.
Tone, vocabulary, sentence rhythm, examples, and language boundaries.
Palette, typography, composition, imagery, motion, and reusable visual anchors.
Forbidden claims, safety rules, evidence requirements, and mandatory approvals.
Each of the eight input areas contributes ten points when it contains usable text. Audience, promise, pillars, and limits can add five specificity points each. The score measures coverage only; it does not validate market fit, originality, legality, or factual accuracy.
No. A brand book can be a complete identity system. Brand DNA is a compact operational context used to plan, generate, and review content consistently.
Yes, but treat it as context rather than a guarantee. Review every factual claim, visual, and final post.
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