The AI Field Writing Guide is now live on ProductHunt and could use your support — please head on over and give it an upvote if you have time! https://www.producthunt.com/products/the-ai-writing-field-guide?utm_source=other&utm_medium=social Thanks in advance :-)

So this is waaaaay out of my comfort zone, but I thought I would try a Product Hunt launch for the AI Writing Field Guide. It will be up on the Product Hunt homepage for 24 hours: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/the-ai-writing-field-guide/maker-invite?code=QN3kzN It would be great to get some votes on it this Wednesday when it goes live, so please have a look - cheers.

In case you missed the extra newsletter this week: I've been writing about AI voice preservation for a while now in Signal Over Noise, so decided to condense it all into one place — The AI Writing Field Guide. Most AI writing guides give you prompts to copy-paste. This gives you a system that actually preserves your voice. What's inside: - 5-step voice training system (not just copy-paste prompts) - Detection framework for spotting AI patterns in your own work - Evidence-based strategies from MIT, Science, and Harvard - Concrete templates you can use immediately - Works with ANY tool: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, doesn't matter Who's this for? - VAs who need to maintain client voice consistency - Content marketers juggling multiple brand voices - Anyone using AI regularly who wants to amplify their voice instead of replacing it with AI slop! If you're a newsletter subscriber, you got a discount code yesterday for 10 EUR off, so check that inbox! Get your guide here: https://go.signalovernoise.at/products/the-ai-writing-field-guide

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Advanced Strategies for Voice Amplification with AI *This is the extended implementation guide for Signal Over Noise subscribers. The newsletter gave you the foundation — this gives you the complete system.* --- Foundation: The 5-Step System [Reference: See the newsletter for the complete 5-step foundation process] Quick recap of the core methodology: 1. Gather writing samples (5-10 pieces where your voice feels strongest) 2. Have AI analyze your voice (using the detailed prompt) 3. Output project instructions (create a portable document) 4. Refine the style guide (especially the "Don't" list) 5. Test and iterate (ongoing evolution) --- The Editing Process: Where Voice Actually Lives {#editing-process} Having a style guide isn't enough because you still need editing. This is where voice actually lives — in the choices you make about what stays and what goes. 1. Start with Your Idea and Outline AI can't do this part. This is where YOUR thinking happens. This can take 10-15 minutes but it's the most important part, because if you skip this, AI will give you generic structure based on what it thinks you want to say — not what you actually want to say. **What this looks like:** - Core argument in 2-3 sentences - Main points (3-5 bullets) - Personal insights or examples only you can provide - Questions you want to answer - What makes this different from other content on this topic 2. Use AI for Research and Structure This is where AI shines. Let it gather information, suggest organization, and find connections between ideas. "Here's my outline. Help me research X, Y, and Z. Suggest how to structure this for maximum clarity." AI is excellent at this. Let it do the heavy lifting on research and logical flow. **Effective prompts:** - "Find recent examples of [topic]" - "What are the counterarguments to [position]?" - "Suggest transitions between these sections" - "What context am I missing that readers need?" 3. Write Bare Bones First Put in your basic argument, key points and personal insights — the stuff only you can say.