Don't need AI

Everyone hates on AI-generated content, but learning how to write with AI made me a better writer.

How?

Data.

Cold, hard data.

I've been growing my LinkedIn for the last couple of years. Just hit 57,000 followers. Every day we get new Coachvox customers who have come via LinkedIn. It works.

And not all my LinkedIn posts are AI-generated. Actually, hardly any are.

But they were.

Using AI to write meant I could post every day including weekends. Experiment. Test out different hooks, lengths, ways of wrapping up a post.

Experimentation that, let's face it, is too much hassle to do without a robot.

Then I got nerdy about the data. Learned the formats that worked, bolted on some frameworks, figured it out.

Internet writing is a skill.

Grabbing someone's attention and keeping it throughout an article doesn't come naturally when school taught you to write like an academic and use unnecessary words.

Meanwhile people with half your expertise are getting the clients, because they show up and you don't.

To build online, we have to do it different.

Hence writing with AI.

But now I don't need it. The data told me what to do. I understand format and rhythm. How to make someone feel a certain way.

But most importantly:

I know how to speak to the inner world of my dream client.

I know because I get messages every day from people saying it's like I'm inside their head.

I want you getting those messages too. I want you waking up to enquiries from posts you sent and forgot about. I want your online presence to do you justice.

So everything I learned is now yours.

Two things:

1. Use this prompt (in Claude Cowork, so it can take over your browser) to analyse your LinkedIn or wherever you show up online. The link will take you to a Word document. Just copy and paste the prompt and put it right in.
2. Catch my workshop on how to write with AI. Masterclass plus bonus prompts and resources I use every week. Transform your content and grow online, then outgrow the need for AI entirely. It's free for now, but it won't always be.

If you're reading this and not posting yet, I see you. If you're reading this and suspect you're capable of more, I'm on your side.

Grab the prompt. Catch the workshop.

Outgrow the robots.