Nico introduces the topic of writing blog posts with automation and explains how to set up a basic automation that generates a headline and introduction based on a given topic.

Introduction to Writing Blog Posts with Automation

## Automating Blog Post Writing with a Specific Style

- In response to a community question on writing blog posts with automation and a specific style, I have set up a test automation to demonstrate the process.

- The automation takes a topic, such as 'how to write good Facebook ads', and uses it to generate a headline and an introduction.

- To write in a specific style, we can add a static block called 'writing style' and define the desired style, such as 'professional' or 'write like Frank Kern'.

- This writing style variable can be used in all subsequent blocks, allowing for consistent style throughout the blog post.

- By changing the writing style variable, we can easily switch between different styles, such as 'write like Steve Jobs'.

- This approach can be applied not only to writing style but also to tone of voice and other variables.

- The possibilities are endless, and this technique can be used in various projects.

- Let's test this by generating a blog post with the defined topic and writing style.

- We have successfully set up a specific writing style for our automations, opening up new opportunities.

- Stay tuned for more tips and tricks on automating your blog post writing!

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Automating Blog Post Writing with a Specific Style

- Nico explains how to write blog posts with automation and in a specific writing style
- He sets up a test automation that takes a topic and generates a headline and introduction
- To write in a specific writing style, he adds a static block and defines a writing style variable
- This writing style variable can be used in all subsequent blocks
- Nico demonstrates how the writing style can be changed and customized
- This approach can be used to set up a tone of voice or other variables in automation projects.

So we had this question in the community how we can write blog posts with automation and in a specific writing style.

So I set up this test automation here which just takes a topic, how to write good Facebook ads, puts this topic in this variable, and then writes a headline for this topic, and then uses the topic and the headline variable to write the introduction, and that's about it.

So if I run this automation, I just get the headline and I get an introduction.

And now the question is how can we now change this such that it writes in a specific writing style?

And the answer is we just need another static block.

So let me add it here and I move it all the way to the top right like this and I call this static content variable writing style And then I say the content is just my writing style, right?

So maybe you say professional or you say write like Frank Kern or whatever your writing style is And then you can use this writing style variable in all your following blocks, so I can use it over here Okay, I just copy this over to all my blocks, and I'm done So I'm now using this writing style, whichever I define over here, in all my preceding blogs.

So whenever I now write a blog post, I have to fill the topic and I have to fill the writing style.

All right, so crack the code to kill off Facebook ads that convert like crazy with these simple copywriting tweaks.

So you already see that this writing style is completely different to what we had before because we defined this writing style like write like Frank Kern and I can just tweak this writing style I can say write like Steve Jobs or whatever And by the way I need to change this 1 over here to variable only because I don't want to have this on the canvas like it did over here.

All right so this way we are able to set up a specific writing style for our automations.

And of course this is not limited to the writing style.

You can use the same approach to set up a tone of voice or whatever it is.

I just want to give you this brief example and it really opens the doors to a lot of possibilities here because we can use all these variables in all our projects.


Speaker 0: Hey what's up it's Nico. So we had this question in the community how we can write blog posts with automation and in a specific writing style. So I set up this test automation here which just takes a topic, how to write good Facebook ads, puts this topic in this variable, and then writes a headline for this topic, and then uses the topic and the headline variable to write the introduction, and that's about it. So if I run this automation, I just get the headline and I get an introduction. And now the question is how can we now change this such that it writes in a specific writing style?

And the answer is we just need another static block. So let me add it here and I move it all the way to the top right like this and I call this static content variable writing style And then I say the content is just my writing style, right? So maybe you say professional or you say write like Frank Kern or whatever your writing style is And then you can use this writing style variable in all your following blocks, so I can use it over here Okay, I just copy this over to all my blocks, and I'm done So I'm now using this writing style, whichever I define over here, in all my preceding blogs. So whenever I now write a blog post, I have to fill the topic and I have to fill the writing style. And let's test this, right?

All right, so crack the code to kill off Facebook ads that convert like crazy with these simple copywriting tweaks. Hey there, fellow Facebook ad warriors. So you already see that this writing style is completely different to what we had before because we defined this writing style like write like Frank Kern and I can just tweak this writing style I can say write like Steve Jobs or whatever And by the way I need to change this 1 over here to variable only because I don't want to have this on the canvas like it did over here. And now run it again. All right so this way we are able to set up a specific writing style for our automations.

And of course this is not limited to the writing style. You can use the same approach to set up a tone of voice or whatever it is. I just want to give you this brief example and it really opens the doors to a lot of possibilities here because we can use all these variables in all our projects.

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