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Extract Your Content Writing Style

Claude can learn to write exactly like you — but only if you show it your real writing first. This prompt analyses your best posts to extract your voice, tone, and patterns, then creates a reusable style guide so every future piece of content sounds unmistakably like you.

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Collect your 10 best social media posts
Pick posts that felt most natural to write — the ones where people responded "this is so you." Copy-paste the text of each post. Include captions, carousels, or even WhatsApp broadcasts. The more variety the better.
→ Aim for 10 posts minimum
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Paste your posts into Claude
Go to claude.ai → start a new chat → paste all 10 posts directly into the chat window (or upload a document with them). Label each post clearly: "Post 1:", "Post 2:" etc.
Open Claude ↗
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Copy and paste the prompt below, then send
After pasting your posts, copy the full prompt below and paste it into the same message (or as a follow-up). Claude will analyse your writing and give you a complete style profile and reusable guide.
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Save your style guide for future use
Claude will generate a short "standing instruction" block at the end. Copy that block and paste it at the start of any future Claude conversation — Claude will instantly write in your voice every time.
→ Save it in Notes or a doc for easy access
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Use posts you wrote yourself — not posts you hired someone to write

The whole point is to capture your authentic voice. Ghostwritten posts or heavily edited content will confuse the analysis. Use raw, unfiltered posts where you typed it yourself.

📋 Your Claude Prompt — Copy Everything Below
I have pasted 10 of my social media posts above. Please read through all of them carefully before responding. Work only with the real experiences and evidence in my posts. Do not invent personal stories, dialogue, client details or results. If my audience is unclear, ask who I serve before rewriting. Keep each story specific to that audience rather than trying to speak to everyone. Start with the real moment. Help the reader recognise their own struggle or decision, then show what changed. Where the evidence supports it, connect the change to income, time, family life or better care — without promising outcomes. Protect client privacy, especially children and families. Use this final check: What did I live through? Where will my reader see themselves? What possibility does this open for them? Once you have read all 10 posts, complete all four parts below: ────────────────────────────────────── PART 1 — MY WRITING STYLE PROFILE ────────────────────────────────────── Extract and document my writing style in detail: 1. Overall tone — how would you describe how I "feel" to the reader? (e.g. warm, direct, conversational, educational, motivating, real) 2. Sentence structure — do I write short sentences? Long ones? Fragments? Rhetorical questions? 3. How I open posts — what kinds of hooks do I use to pull people in? 4. How I close posts — how do I end? CTAs, questions, sign-offs? 5. Words and phrases I use often — list at least 10 specific examples from my posts 6. Words and phrases I would never use — anything that sounds corporate, formal, or unlike me 7. How I use punctuation — do I use ellipsis? Em dashes? Lots of exclamation marks or none? 8. How I tell stories — do I use personal anecdotes? Client stories? Metaphors? Humour? 9. My pacing — how do I break up ideas and information across a post? 10. My personality in 3 words — based purely on what you've read ────────────────────────────────────── PART 2 — MY STYLE GUIDE ────────────────────────────────────── Write a clear, concise style guide I can paste into any future Claude conversation. It should be: - Short enough to read in 30 seconds - Specific enough that Claude could write a post that sounds exactly like me - Written as a set of clear rules or instructions, not a description ────────────────────────────────────── PART 3 — TEST REWRITE ────────────────────────────────────── Take the last post I shared (Post 10) and rewrite it two ways: Version A — Same message, but slightly more punchy and direct Version B — Same message, but slightly warmer and more story-driven Both versions must sound like me — not like generic social media content. Reference my style guide from Part 2 when writing both versions. ────────────────────────────────────── PART 4 — STANDING INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE USE ────────────────────────────────────── Write a short block of text I can paste at the top of any future Claude conversation so Claude always writes in my style automatically. Format it exactly like this: "When writing content for me, always follow these style rules: [insert extracted style guide here. Write it as direct instructions to Claude, not a description of my writing.]" This block should be specific enough that I could paste it cold into a new chat and immediately get content that sounds like me.
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Your Style Profile10-point breakdown of how you write
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Reusable Style GuidePaste once, write in your voice forever
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2 Rewritten VersionsPunchy and warm — both in your voice
Standing Instructions1-click to make Claude sound like you

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