Your emails started sounding like a robot wrote them, because one did. Your clients can tell, and most of them will never mention it.
AI writes in an average of everyone. Drop a prompt in cold and you get back the voice of the internet: tidy, padded, agreeable, and nothing like the way you talk to people who pay you. The tell is not bad grammar. It is that the email could have come from anyone.
The fix uses something you already own and never thought to use. Jeff Fargo walks through where your real voice is already stored and what to do with it, so every email that leaves your desk sounds like you again. One setup, and it gets better the longer you run it.
Your voice is the one thing a competitor cannot copy and a model cannot guess. Losing it to a shortcut is a bad trade.
This is a Fargo Walks episode from Fargo Factor. Most owners check their AI visibility wrong and think they're fine. fargofactor.ai
