The fix?
Train it on your writing.

If you write essays about cats, and you want ChatGPT to sound like you,
copy your past essays, paste them in, and tell it:
“Use these examples as a reference for how your writing should sound.”
Suddenly the output feels like your voice

That’s why it can write ads, scripts, essays, code, basically anything.
But here’s where most people get stuck:

They ask AI to “write something for them”…
then complain it doesn’t sound like them at all.

But if you want to make money using writing assistants, you need to think differently.

Here’s the truth:
ChatGPT isn’t pulling answers from a database.
It’s a pattern-recognition system that generates new text based on everything it learned.

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“Act as a social media strategist/marketing strategist. For the [industry/niche] niche,
analyze competitor content, identify what patterns make posts perform best,
determine optimal posting times for my target audience,
and predict trends"

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If you can go to the articles the AI got its research from it’s going to be much easier to trust what it gives you and correct anything wrong.
Tell the AI:

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So pick between Chat’s deep research, Gemini, or any AI you want, but it’s best if whatever you pick includes all the references it used.

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After you send your works to it,
make it do a sample paragraph and if there's still anything unsatisfactory,
iron those wrinkles out till it's perfect so that next time it can give the best,
most personalized output possible for you.

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You can send it lots of paragraphs from your own writing and then ask it to create content using those writings as a reference,
the more paragraphs you send the better.
This will help it understand what you want,
and give what you want.

Automate posts and follow-ups using Zapier or Notion AI. Each product becomes a passive asset when you combine good design, clear targeting, and automation. Build once, earn repeatedly.

Use ChatGPT to build page layouts fast—ask for a 12-week planner outline with goals, deadlines, and reflections. Design in Canva, keep it clean, and upload to Gumroad. Test versions, tweak copy, and bundle 2–3 related templates later to raise perceived value.

AI won’t replace you. It’ll replace people who ignore it.

Learn how others are already earning from these tools step by step at:
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It’s free, and it’s genuinely useful.

3️⃣ Create content: ChatGPT can write YouTube/TikTok scripts, hooks, or ideas. Pair it with AI video tools like Pika or Runway and post daily.

You don’t need to be an expert — just consistent and good at editing AI output.