There are many ways that you can alter your writing style, but it's only a useful approach if you first understand the demographic to whom you are writing. Before your interview, you should have an excellent understanding of who will be reading the work that you deliver in this role. Perhaps one day you will be writing on finance and bitcoin and then the next, a piece on fashion or dating. This variety is a regular occurrence for most writers, and the interviewer wants to see that you can adapt. Share an example of a time when you successfully changed your writing style for a particular audience or specifically discuss how you plan to ensure your writing style is a match for this role.

"My personal writing style is educational, and based on research versus opinion. With that said, I like to add some lightheartedness into my writing on a regular basis. I have researched your demographics and understand that the bulk of your audience is male professionals, between the ages of 45-55, seeking sound financial and investments advice. I will ensure that my writing style is a fit by referring to experts in the industry, keeping sentences crisp and to-the-point, while also offering information from highly credible sources."