Enterprise Wireless Brand Hub
    • Core brand assets
    • Logo
    • Color
    • Iconography
    • Typography
    • Photography
    • Tone of voice
    • Key visuals
    • Brand review requirements
    • Brand architecture & naming
    • Company name usage
    • Product-level names
    • Name approval
    • Brand messaging & applications
    • About us descriptions
    • Event messaging
    • Partner co-marketing
    • Ericsson vs Cradlepoint brand
    • Copy, language & writing
    • Case study creation FAQ
    • Copywriting Playbook
    • Creating copy FAQ
    • Domain change FAQ
    • Glossary
    • Technical dictionary
    • Writing style guide
    • Word usage guide
    • Design assets & templates
    • Business cards
    • Email signature
    • Generative AI at Ericsson
    • New Brand House assets
    • PPT & Word templates
    • Product photography
    • Swag
    • Trade show brand kit
    • Videos
    • Need some help?
    • Asana help
    • Submit a request

© Copyright 2005-2026 Ericsson Enterprise Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.

PrivacyLegal Disclosure
Guidance

Tone of Voice

Writing guidance for Enterprise Wireless

When creating copy, keep in mind that our writing style is part of how we show up as Ericsson. The goal is to make our language clear, human, and recognizable.

Keep it simple

  • Yes: Use everyday, natural language
  • No: Avoid jargon, buzzwords, or overly complex phrasing
  • No: Short sentences are stronger than long explanations

Focus on the reader

  • Yes: Speak to your audience’s world (their industry, challenges, and needs)
  • Yes: Show empathy for their problems
  • No: Don’t write in generalities — make it specific and relatable

Leave room for the reader

  • Yes: Hint at the benefit and let them imagine the impact
  • No: Don’t over-explain
  • No: Avoid “Imagine this…” — instead, paint a picture they can finish in their head

Stay consistent

  • Yes: Think of every message as part of a bigger brand story
  • No: Avoid copy that feels disconnected or off-tone

In practice

Do write like this:
“Teach networks to tell the difference between a board meeting and a boxset.”
→
Don’t write like this:
Imagine harvesting and structuring the data that helps us improve people’s lives all around the world.”

Why it works

✔ It’s simpler.
✔ It’s relatable.
✔ It’s easier to picture.

Voice and tone for enterprise vs. CSP

We follow Ericsson’s overall brand personality — human traits that help us sound authentic, recognizable, and emotionally resonant. However, our audiences and objectives differ from the CSP business, so our writing needs a slightly different emphasis.

DimensionEnterpriseEricsson/CSP
ToneHelpful, fast, groundedInspirational, strategic, technical
VoiceAgile, outcome-basedAuthoritative, network-centric
MessagingBusiness problems and IT solutionsTelco transformation and infrastructure
Content styleCase studies, solution briefs, ROIWhite papers, industry standards, research reports

Helpful writing resources

Core messaging Copy, language & writing
  • About us descriptions
  • Creating Case Studies
  • Creating copy FAQ
  • Event messaging
  • Writing style guide
  • Word usage guide
  • Glossary
  • Technical dictionary