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Tip 53 of 72Habits, team and depth

Focused Batch Content Creation

Write for several clients in one sitting, each draft in its own client's voice.

Switching between clients all day is tiring. A post for one, an email for another, then back again means rebuilding each client's voice in your head every time.

Batch the work instead. Block an hour, line up the pieces, and go client by client.

How it works

These are drafts for your review. You read each one and post it through the client's own tools when it is ready.

It works best once each client's brand voice is saved. If a draft sounds generic, that client's voice probably needs more examples. See how writing in each client's voice works.

Try it

  • Armbrain, load the saved brand voice for Copperleaf Bakery Co. and list the rules back to me before I start writing.

  • Armbrain, check these three drafts, each for a different client. Flag anything that sounds like the wrong client.

Prompt of the day

Two clients, two voices

Change these first:

CLIENTCOMPANY = Harbor Dental Group Armbrain, write a back-to-school checkup reminder for CLIENTCOMPANY, then one for my client whose customers are most like theirs. Keep each in its own client's voice, and label each with the client's name.

Why it works: Two similar clients on the same topic is the hardest test for voice, so it shows quickly whether each saved brand voice is doing its job.