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Using AI to Help You Write

Are you using AI writing assistants to help you write?

They can be intimidating, but they will speed up your writing process and help you to publish more.

Here's how to get started:

AI writing assistants have many different use cases.

They can help you write copy, summarize documents, write product descriptions, and more.

But, we're going to focus on writing blog posts under your own name (mainly responding to these prompts):

When writing these types of posts, the idea is what matters.

Paul Graham writes in Writing and Speaking:

"Having good ideas is most of writing well.

If you know what you're talking about, you can say it in the plainest words and you'll be perceived as having a good style."

So, the most important part of this type of writing is:

➤ Choosing the topic you want to write about

➤ Brainstorming the foundational ideas or insights

Once you have a topic and 5-15 bullet points of original insights, THEN you can bring AI in to help.

Here's how:

First, make a Rytr account.

There are a number of assistants popping up, but Rytr is easy to use and free to get started.

Now, choose your settings:

1). You can choose from a number of different tones.

2). Most importantly, choose your use case.

For this example, choose "Blog Section Writing."

This will transform your 5-15 bullet points into complete sentences.

Next, enter your topic idea and the additional bullets you've brainstormed.

Finally, press "Ryte for me" and voilà! 🪄🪄🪄

You now have a few paragraphs that expand on your ideas.

But how do you actually use this?

This tool is an assistant for a reason.

You can't just copy/paste the content and publish your post. It's not going to be perfect.

Instead:

➤ Use the writing as inspiration to build out your post

➤ Take sentences you like, discard ones you don't

With the help of the AI, you can more easily build out the substance of your post.

Use this guide to help:

Using AI to Help You Write

Are you using AI writing assistants to help you write?

They can be intimidating, but they will speed up your writing process and help you to publish more.

Here's how to get started:

AI writing assistants have many different use cases.

They can help you write copy, summarize documents, write product descriptions, and more.

But, we're going to focus on writing blog posts under your own name (mainly responding to these prompts):

When writing these types of posts, the idea is what matters.

Paul Graham writes in Writing and Speaking:

"Having good ideas is most of writing well.

If you know what you're talking about, you can say it in the plainest words and you'll be perceived as having a good style."

So, the most important part of this type of writing is:

➤ Choosing the topic you want to write about

➤ Brainstorming the foundational ideas or insights

Once you have a topic and 5-15 bullet points of original insights, THEN you can bring AI in to help.

Here's how:

First, make a Rytr account.

There are a number of assistants popping up, but Rytr is easy to use and free to get started.

Now, choose your settings:

1). You can choose from a number of different tones.

2). Most importantly, choose your use case.

For this example, choose "Blog Section Writing."

This will transform your 5-15 bullet points into complete sentences.

Next, enter your topic idea and the additional bullets you've brainstormed.

Finally, press "Ryte for me" and voilà! 🪄🪄🪄

You now have a few paragraphs that expand on your ideas.

But how do you actually use this?

This tool is an assistant for a reason.

You can't just copy/paste the content and publish your post. It's not going to be perfect.

Instead:

➤ Use the writing as inspiration to build out your post

➤ Take sentences you like, discard ones you don't

With the help of the AI, you can more easily build out the substance of your post.

Use this guide to help: