I bring linguistic excellence, technical acumen and automation expertise to deliver persuasive, lead-converting content at scale.
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Traditional tone-of-voice documentation doesn't work. You've seen the brand guidelines: "We're friendly but professional. Witty but not sarcastic. Approachable but authoritative." These descriptions are so vague they're almost useless.
You're recording a tutorial, you know exactly what to type, but your fingers betray you anyway. After mass-producing unusable takes, I built a Chrome extension that lets you mash any keys while pre-written text appears instead. It's called Mockeys, and it's gloriously stupid.
You've seen them everywhere. Those posts on X.com, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook with π―πΌπΉπ± and πͺπ΅π’ππͺπ€ text that seem to pop off the screen. Maybe you've used one of those free text formatter tools yourself - YayText, Twitalics, or dozens of others that promise to make your posts stand out.
