Writing in your own voice
The method behind StyleMimic, written out in full: how to measure a writing style, how to make AI hold it, and how to keep a voice consistent across formats and clients.
Can you train an AI to write like you?
How to make an AI write like you
You do not need to train or fine-tune a model to make AI write like you. Fine-tuning changes the model's weights, needs hundreds of examples and produces something you cannot inspect or corr…
Read the guideHow do you analyze a writing style?
How to analyze your writing style
Analysing a writing style means counting features, not describing a mood. "Conversational but authoritative" tells you nothing you can act on. Nine features do: average sentence length, sent…
Read the guideHow do you write a tone of voice guide?
How to write a tone of voice guide
A tone of voice guide works when it is specific enough to settle an argument about a sentence. "Friendly, expert, human" cannot do that — two writers will read those words and produce differ…
Read the guideHow do you write LinkedIn posts that sound like you?
How to write LinkedIn posts that sound like you
A LinkedIn post stops sounding like you for structural reasons before stylistic ones. Generated posts open with context and a promise ("Last week I learned something about hiring. Here are 5…
Read the guideHow do ghostwriters keep each client's voice consistent?
How ghostwriters keep each client's voice
Ghostwriters lose a client's voice for a boring reason: the voice lives in the writer's head, and heads average things out. After a month of writing for four people, all four start sounding …
Read the guideKeep your style in one place
A free account gives you 5,000 words a month and up to 10 saved style profiles. Writing needs an account — scanning a style doesn't.