5 Steps to Train ChatGPT to Write Like Your Competitors

If you’ve ever wondered how top creators keep a consistent, addictive writing style, here’s the secret: you can reverse-engineer it—and train ChatGPT to mirror it—without copying a single word. This method cuts out months of frustration and gives you an instant writing boost.

Let’s break it down.

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1. Gather the Evidence

Start by finding 3–5 of your competitor’s best-performing videos—not random ones, but the uploads that clearly took off.

Open each description, scroll to Show Transcript, turn timestamps off, and copy the full script into a document. These samples become your “training data.”

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2. Feed the Machine

Paste all the transcripts into ChatGPT.

Then ask:

“Analyze the tone, pacing, sentence length, and phrasing style of these scripts. Summarize how this channel writes.”

ChatGPT will extract patterns in their voice—how they open, how fast they move, what words they repeat, how they build momentum, and more.

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3. Plug In Your Topic

Now it’s time to use the style map you just generated.

Prompt ChatGPT again:

“Write a new script in this same tone about [your topic].”

In seconds, you’ll get a fresh script that feels about 80% like your competitor, but tailored to your message.

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4. Add Your Flavor

Don’t skip this part.

Go through the draft line by line and smooth out anything that feels generic. Add your slang, your usual phrasing, your personality quirks.

This is where the script stops sounding like “a style” and starts sounding like you.

(If you’ve already trained ChatGPT on your own voice, this step becomes even easier.)

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5. Save the Voice Forever

Once you’re happy with the final result, save the prompt as:

“Script Style – [Channel Name]”

From now on, whenever you want that voice, just drop in a new topic and hit enter.

Congrats—you now have a built-in ghostwriter that writes like the best creators in your niche… without stealing their words or copying their content.

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