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Tune your brand kit: niche, look & tone

Three small settings on your brand kit — niche, slide look and default tone — change what PostPop suggests, how your slides are styled, and how your copy sounds. Two minutes, big difference.

~2 minutesBeginnerYou need: a brand kitResult: smarter suggestions
Tune
Your kit · three fields
NNiche · link-in-bio marketing
LLook · Solid
TTone · Expert
Studio · Need a start?
StarterWhy ranking pages get zero clicks…
StarterLanding-page checklist before you publish…
StarterMyths clients believe about SEO…

Your brand kit already carries your colors, fonts and logo. Three more fields make it smart: niche switches the Studio’s prompt starters to your industry, slide look restyles every template to fit your trade, and default tone sets the voice your copy starts from.

None of them are required — PostPop works without them. But they’re the difference between generic suggestions and a Studio that already knows what a roofer, a coach or a shop should post.

A brand kit
~2 minutes
Works on Free

Do it in 5 steps

1

Open your kit

Go to Brands and hit “Switch / edit” on the kit you use (or Edit from the kit card). Everything in this guide lives in that one modal — no other setup. If you run several brands, each kit keeps its own niche, look and tone, so tuning one never touches the others. You can come back and change any of it whenever the brand evolves.

Brands → your kit · Switch / edit
2

Set your niche

In the Niche field, describe what the brand does in a few words — “link-in-bio marketing”, “SEO consultant”, “roofing contractor”. This feeds the AI context AND switches the Studio’s “Need a start?” prompt ideas to your industry: a link-in-bio brand gets “One concept” and “Checklist”, a roofer gets “Warning signs” and “Why act now”. Leave it empty and you get the generic set.

Niche: link-in-bio marketing starters ✓
3

Pick a slide look

The “Slide look” dropdown restyles every template at once. Pop is the default — playful shapes and sticker energy. Solid is straight edges and heavy type — built for trades, contractors and B2B. Clean is whitespace and thin rules — coaches, consultants, premium brands. Same layouts, different product.

Look: Solid straight edges · heavy type
4

Set your default tone and handle

Default tone pre-selects the voice every new post starts from (you can still switch per post). Add your @handle and a custom CTA line too — they land on your slides’ footers and follow cards. Small details, but they’re what make a post read as published by a brand rather than generated by a tool.

Expert default tone · @yourbrand on every post
5

Generate and compare

Back in the Studio, the starter chips under the topic box now match your niche, and previews render in your look. Generate the same topic you tried before — the difference is immediate.

Generate same topic, tuned kit sharper ✓

What each setting changes

Three fields, three different jobs. Tap through.

Starters that fit your industry

The niche string picks which fill-in-the-blank prompt starters the Studio offers — and gives the AI real industry context for every generation. Set “link-in-bio marketing” and the scaffolds below appear in your Studio.

Need a start? · niche = link-in-bio marketing3 scaffolds
1One concept — “Why [ranking pages still get zero clicks] — show one concrete example and what to change.”
2Checklist — “Before you publish a [landing page], check: [one clear offer], [headline matches the ad]…”
3Myth-buster — “Myths clients believe about [SEO]: that [more keywords means more traffic]…”

One dropdown, every slide restyled

Pop, Solid or Clean — token sets that reskin all templates at once: corner radius, rotation, decoration, type weight. Your colors stay yours.

Pop — sticker energy
rotation · chips
Solid — heavy type
straight edges · trades & B2B
Clean — whitespace
thin rules · premium

Your default voice

Expert, Friendly, Bold or Playful — set once on the kit, applied to every new post unless you switch it in the composer.

Same tip, four voicestone
EExpert · “Link clicks tell you which offer earns attention.”
FFriendly · “You don’t need a big audience to start.”
BBold · “Stop juggling links. One page. Done.”
PPlayful · “Your bio link is exhausted. Give it friends.”
TIP
Niche also powers grounding If your kit has a website URL, PostPop reads your site’s real copy and uses those facts in your posts — services, areas, guarantees. Niche + site copy together is what separates “AI wrote something” from “PostPop knows my business.” See Guide 01 · Build your brand kit from a URL.

Same topic, tuned kit

Generic starters and default styling — or your industry’s scaffolds and your look. Two minutes apart.

Niche empty
GENERIC STARTERS
“Teach one idea…”

One-size scaffolds · default styling

Niche: link-in-bio marketing
ONE CONCEPT
Why ranking pages get zero clicks

Your industry’s scaffolds · your look · your voice

Common questions

What should I write in the niche field?+
Plain words for what the brand does: “roofing contractor”, “fitness coach”, “e-commerce candle shop”. It’s matched loosely — a few honest words beat a clever phrase.
Does changing the look affect posts I already made?+
The look applies whenever slides render — so new previews and new exports use the new look. Files you already downloaded don’t change.
Can different kits have different looks?+
Yes — the look lives on each kit. An agency can run Solid for a contractor client and Clean for a coach, side by side.
Do I need a paid plan for any of this?+
No — niche, look and tone are on every plan, including Free. Custom HTML templates are the Creator-and-up feature.

Tune it once. Feel it every post.

Free to start · no credit card · three fields, two minutes.

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