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AI writing
Never Sound Like AI Again
Build a useful voice profile from your own examples, then use a repeatable revision process to make generic drafts specific.
Otomatic Guide by Natan Trolka
- Topic
- AI writing
- Reading time
- 6 min read
- Format
- Web and PDF
"Write in my voice" gives a model almost nothing to work with. It needs evidence: who you are addressing, examples you own, your language preferences and the checks you use before publishing.
- Define the audience and the action or understanding each piece needs to produce.
- Choose writing examples you own and have permission to reuse.
- Record language preferences, including tone, sentence rhythm and spelling.
- Set quality checks for facts, specificity and audience fit.
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What the guide covers
Why "write in my voice" never works
The instruction sounds complete to you because you already know what you sound like. The model does not.
Gather your four inputs
Work through these in order.
Fill in your voice profile
Copy this into a note you keep. You are completing it, not sending it. Every bracket you leave unfilled is a gap the model will fill for you.
Written by
Natan Trolka
Founder, Otomatic Digital
Natan builds AI systems for owner-led businesses in Ireland and the UK. Every guide here comes out of work that shipped for a client.
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