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Write AI captions that sound like you

Generic AI copy usually means the AI doesn't know enough about you. Teach it your voice in twenty minutes.

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  1. Give it real examples
  2. Write rules, not wishes
  3. Edit by asking
  4. Keep a human pass

If your AI captions sound like everyone else's, the AI usually doesn't know enough about you yet.

Give it real examples

Paste five of your best posts into your brand kit. Real examples teach tone faster than adjectives like 'friendly' or 'professional'.

Write rules, not wishes

  • Use short sentences.
  • Never use more than one emoji.
  • Always mention the neighbourhood.
  • Never say 'elevate'.
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Edit by asking

Instead of rewriting, ask: 'make the hook a question', 'cut it to two lines', 'more like the March post'. Each request teaches you what to put in the rules next time.

Keep a human pass

Read every caption out loud before scheduling. If you would not say it to a customer, change it.

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Written byKenji WatanabeAI and automation writer

Kenji covers AI drafting, repurposing and automation for teams that want hours back without sounding like a robot. He tests every workflow he writes about in a real workspace first.

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