Step by step
- Voice and audience. How you talk and who you're talking to. Without these, AI scripts default to a generic creator voice.
- Niche and pillars. The topics you cover and the recurring themes that hold your content together.
- Results. What happened when you posted. Retention and performance from past videos are the most useful memory, because they're evidence rather than preference.
- You stay in control. A good memory is visible and editable. You should be able to see what it knows and change it.
How Flurra does this
Flurra keeps your voice, audience, niche, content pillars, and offers in your profile, and imported retention results become part of your writing context. When the assistant learns something new about you, it suggests the update and you choose whether to save it.
Common questions
- Is a creator memory the same as a brand voice guide?
- A voice guide is one part of it. A creator memory also includes audience, topics, and what your past videos actually did.