Wytze de Haan

The author’s voice is that of a 'Modern Tech-Savvy Professional'—specifically an expert in AI and event management who balances high-level technical competence with a relatable, human touch. The style is 'Direct, Informative, and Enthusiastic'. It is structured with the precision of a project manager but delivered with the energy of a keynote speaker.

CORE CHARACTERISTICS

Professional yet Casual: The author uses business terminology (MVP, SaaS, conversion, ROI) alongside informal expressions ('blablabla', 'om te huilen', 'heeeeel lekker').

Methodical: The writing is rarely a 'wall of text'. It is broken down into logical steps, lists, and phases, suggesting a structured mind.

Persuasive & Motivational: The author doesn't just share information; they advocate for a 'better way' of working (e.g., using AI to save time).

EMOTIONAL TONE AND ENERGY

The energy is 'High and Fast-Paced'. There is a sense of 'look what is possible now' excitement. It feels like a live demonstration where the author is showing the reader a shortcut they just discovered.

SIGNATURE WRITING TRAITS

The 'Problem-Solution' Loop: Most posts identify a specific friction point (e.g., manual image editing) and present a tech-driven solution.

Tool-Stacking: A recurring trait is listing specific software 'stacks' (e.g., 'ElevenLabs x Make x Twilio').

Social Proof: Frequent tagging of collaborators and clients to ground the technical talk in real-world relationships.

ADDRESSING THE READER

First-person ('I', 'we'): Used to share personal experiments and results.

Second-person ('you'): Used in tutorials and CTAs to invite the reader to try the tools.

Direct Commands: 'Save this for later', 'Click on the hashtag', 'Send me a DM'.

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