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Tutorial: Using Jarvis.ai to Write Transformational Content For Your Target Client

Jul 25, 2021 · 6 min read · Jeremiah Krakowski

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Tutorial: Using Jarvis.ai to Write Transformational Content For Your Target Client

When I first wrote this tutorial, Jasper (then called Jarvis) was the hot new AI writing tool. That was a different era. In 2026, AI content creation has evolved so dramatically that the old playbook is completely obsolete.

Today, tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and dozens of specialized AI writing assistants can help you create content that genuinely connects with your ideal client. But — and this is critical — the tool is only as good as the human directing it.

Here's my updated tutorial on using AI to write content that transforms your audience and grows your coaching business.

The AI Content Landscape in 2026

The tools available now are light-years ahead of what we had even two years ago:

  • ChatGPT (GPT-5+): The most popular option. Great for brainstorming, drafting, and editing
  • Claude: Excellent for longer, more nuanced content with natural tone
  • Gemini: Strong for research-backed content and data-driven posts
  • Specialized tools: Jasper, Copy.ai, and others built specifically for marketing copy

My approach: I use AI as a co-pilot, not a replacement. AI handles the grunt work — outlines, rough drafts, research, repurposing. I bring the voice, the stories, the real-world experience, and the strategic thinking. Using AI without losing authenticity is the real skill.

Step 1: Know Your Target Client Deeply (Before You Touch AI)

AI can't know your ideal client. YOU need to know them, then teach the AI. If you feed generic prompts, you get generic content.

Before creating any content, document:

  • Their biggest pain points (specific, not vague)
  • The exact language they use to describe their problems
  • Their goals and desired outcomes
  • Their objections and hesitations
  • Their daily life and emotional state

This becomes your "client avatar doc" that you feed to AI with every prompt. The more specific your input, the more targeted your output.

Step 2: Use the VOICE Prompt Framework

I developed this framework for getting AI to write in a specific coaching voice:

V — Voice: "Write as a direct, experienced business coach. First person. Conversational tone."
O — Outcome: "The reader should feel motivated to take action on their content strategy."
I — Information: "Include these specific points: [your key points]"
C — Context: "This is for coaches and course creators making $0-$10K/month."
E — Examples: "Here's an example of my writing style: [paste a paragraph]"

Feed ALL five elements into your prompt. The "E" (examples) is the most important part — it teaches the AI your unique voice better than any instruction.

Step 3: Create Content That Actually Transforms

Transformational content isn't just informational. It changes how the reader THINKS about their situation. Here's how to use AI to create it:

  1. Start with the transformation: "Write an outline for a blog post that helps coaches realize [specific mindset shift]"
  2. Add your stories: AI can't write your personal stories. Add them manually — they're your competitive advantage
  3. Include specific examples: Replace generic advice with real scenarios from your coaching experience
  4. End with action: Every piece should tell the reader exactly what to do next

The framework: AI writes the structure. You inject the soul. The combination is more powerful than either alone.

Step 4: Edit Ruthlessly for Authenticity

Raw AI content sounds like AI content. Your job is to make it sound like YOU.

My editing checklist:

  • Remove any phrase you'd never actually say
  • Replace generic examples with specific ones from your experience
  • Add personal stories and real numbers
  • Cut the filler (AI loves unnecessary introductions)
  • Read it out loud — does it sound like you talking?
  • Add your signature phrases and speaking patterns

I spend roughly 30% of my time generating and 70% editing. That ratio ensures the final product is authentically mine while being created in a fraction of the time.

Step 5: Repurpose One Piece Into Many

This is where AI truly shines. One blog post can become 10+ pieces of content:

  • Blog post → 5 social media captions
  • Blog post → email newsletter
  • Blog post → video script for Reels
  • Blog post → Twitter/X thread
  • Blog post → podcast talking points

Use AI to repurpose: "Take this blog post and create 5 Instagram captions in my voice. Focus on the most actionable tips." In 5 minutes, you have a week's worth of social content.

What AI Still Can't Do (And Shouldn't)

AI can't replace:

  • Your real-world experience and stories
  • Genuine emotional connection with your audience
  • Strategic decisions about what to create and when
  • The trust built from being authentically you
  • Relationship-based selling and coaching delivery

Coaches who try to 100% automate their content always sound generic. The ones who use AI strategically while maintaining their personal touch dominate.

Start Creating AI-Powered Content Today

AI is the most powerful content creation tool in history. But it's a tool — it amplifies whatever you put into it. Great coaching expertise + AI = incredible content at scale. No expertise + AI = generic noise.

Build the expertise. Use AI to amplify it. Inside Wealthy Coach Academy, I teach the exact AI content workflows I use in my own business. $197/month with live coaching. Or start with my $4.95 class.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will Google penalize AI-generated content?

Google cares about quality, not origin. AI-assisted content that's edited for accuracy, uniqueness, and value ranks fine. Fully unedited AI dumps get penalized because they're usually low-quality, not because they're AI-generated.

Which AI tool is best for coaching content?

ChatGPT is the most versatile. Claude is best for longer, more nuanced pieces. For quick social media captions, most tools work well. Start with one and master it before trying others.

How do I maintain my unique voice when using AI?

Always provide examples of your writing style in your prompts. Edit every AI output to match your voice. Add personal stories manually. The rule: if you can't tell it's AI-assisted, you've done it right.

Jeremiah Krakowski

About Jeremiah Krakowski

Jeremiah Krakowski is a coaching business mentor who helps coaches, course creators, and consultants scale from $3k/mo to $40k+/mo using direct response marketing, AI systems, and proven frameworks. He runs Wealthy Coach Academy and has 23+ years of experience in digital marketing. Learn more →

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