After a full draft is written, Voice removes each word on your Never use these list, or swaps it for the word you chose. The same pass restores your brand names to the spelling you set.
What it does
Under Your Voice, each language has a Never use these list. After a full draft is written, Voice removes every word on it, or replaces it with the word you put after the arrow. Matching ignores case and works on whole words.
The same pass restores your brand terms to the exact spelling you set, and enforces the strict punctuation choices you made: emoji, dashes, exclamation marks and hashtags.
Why
Asking a writer to avoid a word is a request. Removing it afterwards is a check that does not depend on the writer.
What it won't do
- It doesn't touch a web address or code, even when a banned word sits inside one.
- It doesn't apply a rule from one language to another. A Swedish rule never changes an English draft.
- It doesn't cut part of a longer word. Only the whole word is matched.
- It doesn't re-check the short opening-line suggestions from Other hooks. Only full drafts get this pass.
How to use it
Open the Voice guide in your dashboard, or start a trial to try it.