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Confirms every page of a personal-brand site speaks as the owner ("I" and "my"), not about them in third person, so the site reads as the person and not a brochure.
Category: Website QA Audit
Use this when starting Layer 2 (Content Architecture Checks) of the Website QA Audit on a personal-brand site.
Inputs
- Site URL plus a full page list (XML sitemap or crawl export)
- The owner's name (to search for third-person constructions)
- The audit report/spreadsheet for logging results
Steps
- Read the homepage hero and first section aloud – it must say "I help…" / "my clients…", not "[Name] helps…" or agency-style "we" on a solo personal brand.
- Use the browser find function (Ctrl/Cmd+F) on every page to search for the owner's name followed by "is", "has", or "helps" – the telltale third-person patterns.
- Run a
site:domain.com "Name is"Google search to surface third-person copy on pages you might have skipped. - Check the about page especially – it is the most common third-person offender (bio copy pasted from a speaker kit).
- List every page and the specific sentences that break first-person voice, so the rewrite is a punch list rather than a vague note.
- Log pass/fail per page in the audit report.
Definition of done (QA checklist)
- 100% of audited pages use first-person voice – zero third-person references to the owner outside testimonials and press quotes
- Every violation documented with page URL and exact sentence
- Results logged in the audit report, linked back to /website-qa-audit
Example(s)
- Example needed – run the Meta-Article Prompt after first real run.
File in the zip: skills/website-qa-audit/verify-all-pages-written-in-first-person.md. Download the Task Library zip.
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