AI articles in your brand voice
RankingArticles learns your brand voice from samples of your own writing and uses it for every article. Each draft gets a voice score, so you can see how close it is before you publish.
Last updated 2026-11-08 · by Venu Gopal Reddy Muvva, founder
The problem
Generic AI writing sounds the same on every site. Readers notice, and your blog stops sounding like the business they know.
How to do it in RankingArticles
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Add your site
Create a free account and add your site.
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Paste samples
In the site's Settings → Brand voice, paste three or more pieces of your best writing: blog posts, a newsletter, your About page.
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Write an article
Click Write now. The writer follows your voice and avoids generic AI phrases.
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Read the voice score
Each article shows how closely it matches your samples, next to the QA and fact-check results.
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Edit and save
Edit anything in the article editor; the checks run again on your edit.

What you end up with
Articles that read like your business wrote them, with a score that tells you when one doesn't.
An example
A financial adviser pastes three of their newsletters: short sentences, no jargon, always a worked example in rupees. The next draft on "how much term insurance do I need" follows that style, and its voice score shows how close it is. An earlier draft written without samples read more like a textbook.
Tips
- Use your best writing as samples, not your most recent.
- Separate samples with a line of three dashes.
- Add a new sample whenever you write something you are proud of.
When RankingArticles is not the right tool
If you have no writing of your own yet, start with a short About page and two or three paragraphs about your customers; the voice improves as you add samples.
What it costs
RankingArticles starts with a 14-day free trial, no card. After that you keep a free plan (3 articles a month), or pick a paid plan from ₹2,499 ($29) a month. Paid live data, such as AI-answer checks, is pay-as-you-go at our cost. See the plans.
Questions
How many samples do I need?
Three or more works well. More samples give a steadier voice.
Can each site have its own voice?
Yes. Voice is set per site, which suits agencies with several clients.
Does voice override the fact check?
No. Every article still goes through the fact check.
Will it copy sentences from my samples?
No. The samples teach tone, sentence length and the words you prefer; the article itself is written fresh from the research sources and your fact sheet, then checked like any other.
What if the voice score is low?
Add more samples, or samples closer to the kind of article you want. You can also edit the draft yourself; the score and the checks run again on your edit, so you can see the difference straight away.
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