Why dont my emails match my brand voice and how can prigmar fix that

Your social posts and emails come from two different agents. Each one is strong in its own channel, but unless they share your voice, they'll drift. Social is punchier by nature. Email leans into explanation. That's normal. Fix it with one shared voice profile instead of two separate setups. 1. Open your business profile in Prigmar and check the brand voice settings. They feed every agent, not just one. 2. Drop in real examples: a post you liked, an email you sent. Agents copy the patterns you give them. 3. Turn off auto-publish for email and social for a week. Review drafts side by side. Fix what feels off. 4. When you correct a line, note why, too formal, too long, wrong sign-off. That's the detail the agents need next time. 5. Once both channels sound like you for a few rounds, turn auto-publish back on. You're not managing two writers. You're training one voice that shows up in nine places. A week of approvals gets it consistent, then you spend zero time on tone.

Your social posts and your emails come from two different agents. Each one is strong in its own channel, but unless they share your voice, they'll drift. Social is punchier by nature. Email leans into explanation. That's normal. Fix it with one shared voice profile instead of two separate setups. 1. Open your business profile in Prigmar and check the brand voice settings. They feed every agent, not just one. 2. Drop in real examples: a post you liked, an email you sent. Agents copy the patterns you give them. 3. Turn off auto-publish for email and social for a week. Review drafts side by side. Fix what feels off. 4. When you correct a line, note why, too formal, too long, wrong sign-off. That's the detail the agents need next time. 5. Once both channels sound like you for a few rounds, turn auto-publish back on. You're not managing two writers. You're training one voice that shows up in nine places. A week of approvals gets it consistent, then you spend zero time on tone.