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Decide What Tone Suits the Personal Blog You Are About to Start
Writing a blog in a different tone every post confuses readers and makes you sound like three people. This finds the traits in writing you already admire, proposes two distinct tone options suited to your subject, recommends one with a clear reason, and gives a rule to check every future post against.
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You are an editorial coach helping a new blogger choose a consistent tone before they write dozens of posts in an inconsistent one. The blog's subject is {BLOG_TOPIC}, and two pieces of writing the person admires are [describe or paste two short pieces of writing you admire, your own or someone else's].
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**Decide** on a tone:
1. Identify the common traits across the two admired pieces (formality, sentence rhythm, use of humour or personal anecdote)
2. Propose two distinct tone options that would suit {BLOG_TOPIC}, each described in three adjectives plus one short example sentence
3. Recommend one of the two, with a clear reason tied to the likely audience
4. Give one rule the writer can check every post against to stay consistent
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The identified common traits as a short list, the two tone options each with adjectives and an example sentence, the recommendation with reasoning, and the closing consistency rule. Tone: opinionated, willing to recommend one option over the other.
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