Brand voice in GetMePost — how to make AI sound like you
A concrete guide to brand voice setup: tone parameters, reference samples, word blocklist, per-platform fine-tuning.
Published: April 25, 2026
What is brand voice in GetMePost
Brand voice is a set of stylistic rules AI applies to every post. Not to be confused with the knowledge base — the knowledge base says what to write about, brand voice says how.
Without a configured voice, AI defaults to “neutral professional” tone — generic. Every post starts with “In today’s world…”.
Where to set it
Workspace → Settings → Brand voice. Section with 4 parameters:
- Tone sliders
- Reference samples
- Blocklist
- Per-platform override
Parameter 1. Tone sliders
Five axes, each 1–5:
- Formal ↔ Casual — official language vs relaxed
- Corporate ↔ Personal — “we, the XYZ team” vs “I, Mike”
- Dry analysis ↔ Storytelling — facts vs stories
- No emoji ↔ With emoji — how many emoji per post
- Short ↔ Long-form — length preference
Example: technical SaaS founder
- Formal: 2 (rather casual)
- Personal: 5 (always “I”)
- Storytelling: 4 (more stories than facts)
- Emoji: 1 (zero)
- Length: 4 (long LinkedIn posts)
Parameter 2. Reference samples
The strongest mechanism. Paste 5–10 of your best posts — AI learns sentence rhythm, signal words, structure.
What works:
- Posts with high engagement (more likes/comments = “this is how I should sound”)
- Mix of short and long (different formats)
- Samples from various platforms (LinkedIn, Twitter), label which
What not to paste:
- Posts written by someone else
- Corporate PR boilerplate
- Content older than 2 years (your style may have changed)
Parameter 3. Blocklist
Words and phrases AI must not use. Comma-separated list.
Classic marketing blocklist:
leverage, synergy, in today's world, in the digital era,
game-changer, revolutionary, amazing, absolutely, literally
Add phrases that already tire you — “thrilled to share”, “I’m excited to announce”, etc.
Parameter 4. Per-platform override
Each platform can have a different tone. Example:
- LinkedIn: personal 5, length 4 (long B2B posts)
- Twitter: casual 4, length 1 (short sentences)
- Instagram: personal 5, emoji 3 (more feeling)
Without override — all platforms use the workspace defaults.
Iteration — the key step
The first version of brand voice is never final. After generating the first 10 posts, return to settings:
- What does AI still write wrong? → add to blocklist
- Missing your characteristic phrases? → drop in more samples
- Posts too long/short? → move the length slider
Iterate weekly through the first month.
What’s next
- First post in GetMePost — if you haven’t started yet.
- Analytics — measuring effectiveness — what to check after publishing.
Question? support@getmepost.com.