I'm trying to use Jasper for our weekly customer newsletter, but everything comes out too fluffy. It adds a lot of "exciting," "groundbreaking," and "dive in" type of language. I just want clean, scannable updates.
I've played with the tone commands and tried shortening the output. It helps a bit, but the core style still feels promotional. What specific commands or workflows do you use to force a more direct, concise result? Is it all in the initial prompt, or do you have a go-to template?
Oh I feel this, I'm working on Docker tutorials and sometimes the fluff is real. Have you tried putting the style rules right up front in the prompt, almost like you're giving it a strict style guide? Something like "Write in a journalistic, direct tone. Use simple, active sentences. Avoid adjectives like 'exciting' or 'groundbreaking.' Prioritize clarity over promotion." That sometimes works better for me than just the tone dropdown.
Also, feeding it a short example of the exact style you want can help a ton. Just a couple lines of the clean, scannable update you'd write yourself. Good luck!