• Module 2 · Build Your Brand Profile
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  • Builds: Your Brand Profile in Ace

Create a Brand Profile from Your Website with Magic Auto-Fill

Use Magic Auto-Fill to draft your Brand Profile from your site, then check what it got right.

Key takeaway & what you'll build

Magic Auto-Fill drafts a Brand Profile from your website in a few seconds, but it's a first draft, not the truth. Review it like an editor: a specific audience, a pitch you'd say out loud, and voice words that set you apart. Save it early; you can edit it any time.

You'll build: Your Brand Profile in Ace

Start from what already exists

You've probably described your business many times already: on your website, your About page, and your social bios. Ace can read those and draft a profile for you.

Create a profile

  1. Open Creator Studio → Social Media Studio.
  2. In the Brand Profiles panel, click New Brand Profile.
  3. In the Magic Auto-Fill banner at the top, paste your website URL and run it.

Ace reads the page and fills in what it can: name, pitch, audience, voice, and more. It takes a few seconds and uses a small amount of credits.

No website? Skip Auto-Fill and fill the form by hand. It's the same form either way, and you'll edit most fields in the next lesson anyway.

Review it like an editor

Auto-Fill gives you a first draft, not the truth. Websites are often written for search engines or investors, not for your real audience. Check each field:

  • Is the target audience specific? "Small businesses" is not an audience. "Solo bookkeepers who hate sales calls" is.
  • Does the pitch sound like you said it? If you wouldn't say it out loud, rewrite it.
  • Are the voice adjectives real? "Professional" and "innovative" describe almost everyone. Replace them with words that separate you.

Save early

Click save even if it isn't perfect. You can edit a Brand Profile any time, and everything that uses it picks up the change on the next message.

Try it

Create your Brand Profile now, using Auto-Fill or filling it in by hand, and save it. Note the two fields you trust least; they're what lesson 5 is about.

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