Publish AI content at volume without it all sounding the same
My first 200 AI pieces all started their titles with the same word, and I only saw it when I counted. This 51-page guide is the system I'd have built on day one: five components you set up in an afternoon and nine steps you run every week.
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Step 1 of the guide is writing the brief. My book, The Artificial Advantage, teaches that skill for any AI tool, and it's on Amazon.
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- Catch the sameness before your readers do, with a counting check that found 200 of my 200 titles opening with "The".
- Build the five components once (the brief, the rotation, the voice rules, the gate and the queue), then keep it running in thirty minutes a week.
- Let a scoring gate turn down weak drafts before you read them, so only work that clears your bar goes out under your name.
From Elvin M. Peters, who wrote The Artificial Advantage after a decade in marketing and $50M+ in profitable ad spend.This guide is one system for one job. My book teaches the skill under all of it: briefing any AI model the way you'd brief a sharp new hire.