Ad copy that sounds like your shop, not a brand manual

Your customers already know how you talk. How to give the AI a few lines of your real voice and get copy you’d actually post.

Tenzu Team · 4 min read
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Generic ad copy sounds like every other ad in the feed. The fix is to tell the AI who you are before you ask it to write.

Describe your business once

In your business profile, write a few plain sentences: what you sell, who buys it, where you deliver, and how you usually talk to customers. Tenzu uses that description every time it writes copy for you, so you only do this once.

Give it real examples

Paste a caption that did well, or a message you often send customers. Real phrases — including local slang you actually use — teach the AI your voice faster than any adjective like “friendly” or “premium”.

If you wouldn’t say it to a customer in your shop, don’t put it in your ad.

Edit before you post

Treat the first draft as a draft. Check prices, delivery details and any promises. Then pick the version that sounds most like you.

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