
A practical guide for writers and editors who use AI but refuse to sound like it.
This guide is for writers and editors who already use AI in their workflow and want to produce quality content. It assumes you're using AI as a first-draft tool, not a replacement for editorial judgement.
It applies to both situations: creating content for yourself or for a brand/company/another person.
It has 10 chapters:
Chapter 1: Structural Editing
Chapter 2: Developmental Editing
Chapter 3: Copy Editing
Chapter 4: Line Editing
Chapter 5: Voice and Brand Alignment
Chapter 6: Fact-Checking and Verification
Chapter 7: SEO and Conversion
Chapter 8: Quick Reference
Chapter 9: Quality Markers of Successful AI + Human Content
Chapter 10: The Final Publication Checklist
It tells you with detailed examples:
⚠️ What to watch for (the predictable machine styles and patterns)
✅ What to fix (the techniques), and
🧠 How to humanise (the phrases and sentences that make content feel like it came from a person with opinions and experience)
Scale through AI + authenticity through editing. That's the combination I’d love for you to have with this guide!