Start by treating AI text as a rough draft, then reshape it so it sounds like it could only come from your business. The fastest way is to anchor every edit to a few brand “non-negotiables”: how you speak, what you avoid, and how you want customers to feel after reading.
Pick 3–5 traits (for example: upbeat, plainspoken, detail-oriented, never pushy). Add a short “do/don’t” list: do use contractions; don’t use hype; do keep sentences under 20 words; don’t use jargon. This becomes the filter you run every AI paragraph through.
Replace vague words like “amazing,” “revolutionary,” and “best-in-class” with the terms your customers actually use. Add your signature vocabulary (product names, collection names, the way you describe benefits). If your brand is friendly, choose warmer verbs (“grab,” “explore,” “pick”) instead of stiff ones (“procure,” “utilize”).
Voice isn’t only word choice; it’s cadence. If your brand is punchy, break long sentences, use short paragraphs, and keep transitions crisp. If your brand is premium and calm, keep a steady pace, avoid exclamation points, and use more precise descriptors.
Product pages typically need confident clarity; customer support content should sound patient and reassuring; brand storytelling can be more expressive. Keep the same personality, but adjust the intensity—like using the same speaking voice at a busy store versus a one-on-one chat.
Choose 2–3 on-brand examples you love (a product description, an email, an about section). Compare AI text to those samples and edit until the wording, structure, and attitude align. For a deeper walkthrough, visit the main guide on adapting AI text to your brand voice.
Add specific details (materials, sizing, use-cases), vary sentence length, and remove filler phrases. Keep your usual level of formality and let clarity—not extra emotion—do the work.
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