Chapter 1 — The Master Studio Voice Engine — Build Your Brand Persona Once, Use It Everywhere
Prompt 3 Linguistic Filters & Negative Constraints
AI models default to a recognizable vocabulary: timeless, candid, dreamy, “capturing memories.” A wedding photographer who publishes that copy blends into every other studio using the same ten words. This prompt installs linguistic filters that keep your copy out of the cliché. You'll hand it a list of banned buzzwords and negative constraints — words the model may not use, constructions it must avoid — and it will rewrite sample copy around them. The result is text that sounds specific to your studio, not generated: the difference between a couple reading your About page and reading the same page eleven times that afternoon.
- Add your own banned words as you notice them creeping into AI output.
- Share this filter with any virtual assistant who writes in your voice.
A practical filter that keeps your client communications sounding human.
The Prompt
Using the Studio Voice Blueprint below, create a Linguistic Filter for my business. Studio Voice Blueprint: [PASTE BLUEPRINT FROM PROMPT 1] List: 1. Ten words or phrases commonly used by AI that I will NOT allow in client-facing copy (e.g., "delve," "passionate," "stunning," "capturing memories," "love story unfolds") 2. A humble, human alternative for each banned word 3. Three sentence structures I want to avoid (e.g., "We are thrilled to...", "At [Studio Name], we believe...") 4. Three sentence structures I want to encourage instead Format this as a checklist I can attach to any future prompt: "Apply the Linguistic Filter from Chapter 1."