# How do you keep Marky posts in your voice ("I" vs "we") and topics separated?

I use Marky to generate batches of posts from a simple prompt and schedule them, which helps me stay consistent without writing every day. I like that it pulls from my own photo library so the posts look like my business, especially when I’m pushing multiple posts a day. My main issues are occasional drift from my voice (it sometimes switches to "we"), topics blending together, and profile recommendations that don’t fit. How are you reviewing or tweaking Marky outputs to keep tone and topics consistent?

##### Post Metadata
- Posted at: 3 days ago
- Author title: Your Family’s Memories Are Fading. I Help You Save Them. | VHS, Film & Photo Transfer Specialist | Visalia, CA | Veteran-Owned
- Net upvotes: 2


## Comments
### Comment 1

I still see the occasional post that isn’t quite on point, so I treat Marky’s drafts as a starting place and do a quick tweak before scheduling. The upside is it gets me to solid, on-brand content faster, and it keeps improving as it learns. Biggest win for me is getting back the time I used to spend just coming up with social ideas.

##### Comment Metadata
- Posted at: about 11 hours ago
- Author title: Digital Marketing Consultant



### Comment 2

I've had amazing results by repeating my prompt in different areas the AI will use to generate the posts. For instance, I would add:

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"Rule:
Always write all posts in the first-person singular, using "I" instead of "we." The content must sound like it's coming directly from an individual, not a company or a team.

Never use "we," "our," or "us" when referring to the author or their business. Instead, use "I," "my," and "me" wherever appropriate.

This is a strict, non-negotiable writing rule. Apply it to every post, regardless of topic, platform, or content type."

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I added this prompt to each topic text input, at the end. I found better results with placing it at the end of the text. 

I also added it to my Strategy, again, at the end. 

Since than, I don't think I've ever seen a post using "we" or "us", etc. 

##### Comment Metadata
- Posted at: about 19 hours ago
- Author title: Building @ ML Booking | Simple on purpose.



### Comment 3

I’ve had good luck keeping the posts in my voice by leaning on the newer AI integration and then doing a quick pass before scheduling across platforms. The biggest win for me is that it saves a ton of time while still sounding like me. Also, the low-queue prompts are a simple nudge that helps me keep enough batched posts ready without overthinking it.

##### Comment Metadata
- Posted at: 1 day ago
- Author title: San Diego based C-Suite, Best Selling Author, Podcaster, HR Executive. Global Thought Leader on Culture and Burnout




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