Can SallyAI write social media posts in my brand voice?
Yes — SallyAI learns your brand voice from samples you provide, then writes posts that sound like you, not like generic AI slop. The training process takes about 15 minutes during onboarding, and SallyAI keeps improving as you approve, edit, or reject draft posts.
How brand voice training works
- Upload 5-20 sample posts from your existing social, blog, or marketing content — anything that sounds like "you"
- Set tone dials — formal/casual, witty/serious, technical/conversational, short/long
- Define your dictionary — words you always use, words you never use, brand terms with specific spellings
- Add audience context — who you're talking to and what they care about
- Review the first 10 drafts — your edits become training signal
What "brand voice" actually captures
- Sentence length and rhythm (do you write punchy or flowing?)
- Vocabulary (industry jargon vs plain English)
- Humor and personality (witty asides, regional references, in-jokes)
- Calls-to-action style (soft suggestions vs direct asks)
- Hashtag and emoji conventions
- Topical positions and recurring themes
Continuous learning
Every post you publish, edit, or reject feeds back into your tenant's voice model. After 30-60 days, beta customers report SallyAI drafts requiring less than 30 seconds of editing on average. The voice gets sharper, not blander, over time — because your tenant's training data is isolated from every other customer.
Multi-voice support
Agencies and multi-brand businesses can configure separate voice profiles per client. SallyAI knows to write in Acme's voice for Acme's account and in Beta Co's voice for Beta Co's account, with no cross-contamination.
SallyAI is $29/month at Starter tier on top of any MiOpsAI plan. Bundle with VisBuilt for $59 to also get content discoverability across Google and AI search engines. Try it free for 14 days.
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