183 - Verbal identity as the antidote to generic AI content with Ken Marshall
About this episode
Ken Marshall discusses the importance of verbal identity in combating generic AI content and shares insights on creating consistent content through an interview-first workflow.
We talk with Ken "Magma" Marshall, co-founder of Meet Sona, about why most leaders struggle to publish consistently and why “sounding human” is now a competitive advantage. We break down an interview-first workflow that turns short voice conversations into platform-ready content without losing your taste, judgment, or stories. • Ken’s path from sales to coding to SEO and agency life, then building Meet Sona • The three constraints behind inconsistent posting: time, confidence, and...
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