Your preferences serve as the creative brief for every post generated by our system. Configuring these accurately ensures high-quality, authentic posts from day one.
The 4 Preference Categories
1. Your Business Details
Define your niche (Wedding, Portrait, Commercial), geographic region, and unique selling points.
2. Writing Style & Tone
Choose between Friendly, Casual, Professional, or Luxurious tones alongside word count ranges.
3. Target Keywords & Topics
Set your preferred core themes, local SEO keywords, and competitor blogs you admire.
4. Topics to Avoid
List off-limit topics, competitor names, or subjects outside your brand scope.
Selecting Your Brand Tone
Choose the personality that best reflects your photography business:
| Tone | Style Profile | Recommended For |
|---|---|---|
| Professional | Polished, authoritative, concise | Commercial & corporate photographers |
| Friendly | Warm, conversational, welcoming | Wedding, portrait, & family photographers |
| Casual | Relaxed, approachable, personal | Lifestyle & personal branding photographers |
| Luxurious | Refined, elegant, high-end | Luxury wedding & high-end commercial studios |
Be specific with unique selling points: Instead of entering "Great photography," try "Documentary-style wedding photography with a warm, nostalgic film look."
Multi-Site Preferences
If you're on the Growth or Studio plan, each connected website gets its own independent set of content preferences.
Always select the target website from the top dropdown menu on the Content Preferences page before making adjustments.
How to Update Preferences
Go to Settings → Content Preferences in your dashboard.
Adjust your tone, niche details, or keyword goals.
Click Save Preferences.
New preferences apply automatically to all future topic generation cycles.