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Turn a podcast transcript into show notes and a newsletter insert with Claude

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Destini Copp's Claude skills turn each Descript transcript into show notes, titles and a newsletter insert in under 15 minutes.

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Here is the transcript of this week's podcast episode, exported from Descript. Clean up the transcript, then write three title options, show notes, the SEO title and description, and a short insert for my newsletter. Match the tone of my past show notes, which I've pasted below.

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Before you start, ask me 1–3 short questions about the details below and wait for my answers. Once I've answered, confirm the plan in one line and run the whole task start to finish.

Goal: Turn one podcast transcript into everything I need to publish the episode, in my own voice.

Questions to ask me first:
- What's the show about, and who listens?
- Which outputs do you need (titles, show notes, SEO fields, newsletter insert)?
- Do you have past show notes to match?

Inputs (fill in or confirm):
- Transcript: [TRANSCRIPT]
- Past show notes for tone: [EXAMPLES]
- Links or offers to mention: [LINKS]

Rules:
- Use only what's said in the episode; don't add claims or quotes.
- Keep the tone of my examples and avoid stock marketing phrases.
- Keep SEO titles under 60 characters and descriptions under 155.
- Mark any timestamp or name you're unsure of.

Checkpoint: Show me the title options first so I can choose before you write the rest.

If you get stuck: If the transcript has unclear sections, list them instead of guessing.

Verify before you finish: Check every quote and name against the transcript.

Output: A clean transcript, titles, show notes, SEO fields and a newsletter insert.

Done when: I can edit lightly and publish.

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Outcome

Destini Copp publishes a podcast episode every week, and the work after recording (show notes, the podcast blog post, the newsletter insert, editing and getting it on the website) used to take hours and hours. Copp now records in Descript, lets Descript's AI features clean up the recording, and gives the transcript to Claude, where a set of skills generates a clean transcript, title options, show notes, SEO fields and the newsletter insert. Copp reads through it all, cuts what doesn't sound right, and publishes. That part now takes less than 15 minutes, which Copp says is why an episode still goes out every week.

Evidence: Described by posterThe person describes what happened in words, without screenshots or video.

Source

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by Destini Copp (Creator's MBA newsletter)
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How we verify

https://newsletter.destinicopp.com/posts/what-systems-do-you-actually-have-running

Context: Copp sells AI training, and this newsletter promotes an upcoming summit. The time saved is Copp's own estimate; Copp still reads everything and cuts what doesn't sound right.

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