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Transcript-to-content studio
Turn approved conversations into source-linked drafts for multiple channels.
Replaces: copying transcript snippets into a doc for each channel
Clearbook · Transcript-to-content studio
Transcript-to-content studioClearbook
Lauren PikeContent marketing managerLP
- Sources
- 8
- Webinars, podcasts and interviews
- Drafts
- 21
- Across blog, LinkedIn and newsletter
- Approved
- 9
- Approved by an editor
| Source | Recorded | Formats | Drafts | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 8 | LinkedIn post · blog | 3 (0 approved) | Drafts ready | |
| Nov 5 | Blog · newsletter · quote card | 3 (1 approved) | Quote needs check | |
| Oct 30 | Newsletter | 2 (2 approved) | Approved | |
| Nov 13 | Blog · LinkedIn · newsletter | 4 (0 approved) | Drafts ready | |
| Oct 22 | Blog · LinkedIn · newsletter | 5 (2 approved) | Review | |
| Oct 11 | Blog · LinkedIn | 4 (4 approved) | Published | |
| Nov 11 | None yet | 0 | Needs permission | |
| Nov 12 | None | 0 | Not for reuse |
Ran today at 7:30 AM
- Notified Lauren: 4 new drafts need review
Runs on its own
Drafts posts from approved recordings
When a recording is marked approved for reuse, it pulls the transcript, drafts each requested format with a timestamp beside every claim and quote, and tells the editor.
Waits for you
Publishing, always
Nothing publishes to WordPress or Mailchimp until an editor approves that exact version, and a private conversation stays unused until every guest agrees.
Works with
Google Drive
Fireflies
Google Meet
Read AI
WordPress
Mailchimp
What it keeps track of
- Source
- Recordingspeakersreuse permission
- Transcript
- Versioncorrectionsprovider
- Draft
- Channelrevisionsource timestampsapproval
- Approval
- Editorversion approveddate

