Guide: Use prompts to make ChatGPT writing sound natural
A new tutorial from the AIsidehustle blog offers practical steps for marketers and small business owners to reduce the stiff, repetitive tone often found in ChatGPT drafts. The guide argues that AI text feels artificial because it lacks specific examples and personal experience, relying instead on abstract phrases like "it is important" or "efficiency will increase."
What you can do with it
AI at Work →Polish blog posts with ChatGPT
What you get You can fix stiff emails and refine social captions.
Revises AI drafts to be friendly, clear, and free of repetitive words.
- Who for
- marketers and founders
- Cost
- free tier
- Effort
- minutes
Use it for
- Polish blog posts
- Fix stiff emails
- Refine social captions
How to set it up · From the article
- Copy the provided editor prompt.
- Paste your AI draft into the text field.
- Review the revised version for accuracy.
Watch out Always check facts and prices after revision
ChatGPT in the tool directory · 8 changes covered
Key points from the news
- Three steps to fix AI tone: cut repetition, add concrete examples, and read aloud as if talking to a friend.
- A specific copy-paste prompt is provided to instruct ChatGPT to revise text for beginners without changing facts.
- Users should verify prices and service terms after revision, as AI may add incorrect or outdated information.
The article outlines a three-step revision process: first, cut repetitive words and shorten sentences; second, add concrete examples and personal anecdotes, such as describing a specific failure or success; and third, read the text aloud to ensure it sounds like a conversation with a friend. The author provides a copy-paste prompt that instructs ChatGPT to act as an editor, specifically asking it to reduce repetition, simplify vocabulary, and avoid adding unverified facts.
Readers are advised to specify their desired tone and target audience in the prompt rather than just asking for "human-like" writing. The guide emphasizes that users must still review the final output for accuracy, especially regarding prices, features, and service terms, as AI can hallucinate details. This approach helps creators maintain their unique voice while leveraging AI for drafting efficiency.
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How to Make ChatGPT Writing Sound Natural | Revision Prompts to Reduce AI-like Tone
note.com · 24 September 2026
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