1
Clean the transcript and mark the strongest moments
45-60 min
45-60 min
Upload the podcast episode to Descript and generate a transcript. Clean obvious transcription errors, remove long filler sections, and label speaker names correctly. Highlight the strongest 8-12 moments: contrarian opinions, practical frameworks, surprising stories, customer examples, sharp one-liners, and clear explanations of hard topics.
Output
A clean transcript with the strongest moments highlighted and speaker names corrected.
Descript
Pro tip
Do not highlight only the most polished moments. The best social clips are often the parts where the guest gets unusually specific, opinionated, or emotional.
2
Extract the content asset map from the transcript
30-45 min
30-45 min
Paste the cleaned transcript into Claude and ask it to identify all reusable content assets. Have it separate the episode into themes, clips, quotes, LinkedIn post ideas, blog angles, newsletter sections, and sales enablement snippets. The goal is to build an asset map before creating anything.
Output
A structured asset map showing what can be created from the episode.
ClaudeDescript
Pro tip
Force Claude to identify the timestamp or transcript excerpt behind each asset. This keeps the repurposed content grounded in the actual conversation.
Prompt template
Analyze this podcast transcript and create a repurposing asset map.
Podcast title: {{podcast_title}}
Guest: {{guest_name}}
Audience: {{target_audience}}
Transcript:
{{clean_transcript}}
Return:
1. 5-7 core themes from the episode
2. 8-12 short-form clip candidates with timestamp or transcript excerpt
3. 10 quote candidates
4. 5 LinkedIn post angles
5. 3 blog post angles
6. 2 newsletter section ideas
7. 3 sales enablement snippets
8. The strongest overall episode hook
Do not invent points that are not in the transcript.3
Generate short-form video clips
1-2 hours
1-2 hours
Upload the episode video to Opus Clip and generate short clips for LinkedIn, YouTube Shorts, TikTok, and Instagram Reels. Use the asset map from Claude to compare AI-selected clips against the moments you already identified. Keep only clips with a strong hook in the first 3 seconds and a complete idea.
Output
8-12 short-form video clips with captions and platform-ready dimensions.
Opus ClipClaude
Pro tip
A clip should not feel like a random excerpt. If the viewer needs too much context from the full episode, skip it or rewrite the intro caption to create context.
Prompt template
Review these podcast clip candidates and help me choose the strongest ones.
Audience: {{target_audience}}
Episode theme: {{episode_theme}}
Clip candidates:
{{clip_candidates}}
Score each clip from 1-5 on:
1. Hook strength
2. Standalone clarity
3. Usefulness to audience
4. Emotional or intellectual punch
5. Likelihood to drive viewers to the full episode
Return the top clips, suggested captions, and any clips to reject.4
Create audiograms for audio-first channels
45-60 min
45-60 min
Use Headliner to create 3-5 audiograms from the strongest audio moments. Use clean waveform templates, speaker name labels, episode title, and short captions. Prioritize moments that work well without needing to see the speaker's facial expression or gestures.
Output
3-5 audiograms ready for LinkedIn, X, and newsletter embeds.
HeadlinerDescript
Pro tip
Audiograms work best for concise insights, not rambling stories. Pick segments where the audio alone carries the value.
5
Write LinkedIn posts, newsletter blurbs, and blog drafts
1-2 hours
1-2 hours
Use Claude to turn the asset map into written content. Create 5 LinkedIn posts, 2 newsletter blurbs, 1 long-form blog draft, 1 short recap post, and 3 quote-led posts. Each written piece should have a distinct angle rather than repeating the same summary in different formats.
Output
Written repurposed content for LinkedIn, newsletter, blog, and social proof posts.
Claude
Pro tip
Do not make every post promote the episode. Some posts should stand alone as useful ideas, with the podcast link added softly at the end.
Prompt template
Turn this podcast asset map into written content.
Podcast title: {{podcast_title}}
Guest: {{guest_name}}
Audience: {{target_audience}}
Asset map:
{{asset_map}}
Brand tone:
{{brand_tone}}
Create:
1. 5 LinkedIn posts with different angles
2. 2 newsletter blurbs
3. 1 long-form blog draft outline
4. 1 short episode recap post
5. 3 quote-led posts
Rules:
- Each asset must have a distinct angle
- Do not over-promote the episode
- Use specific ideas from the transcript
- Keep the writing direct and useful6
Design quote graphics and carousel posts
1-2 hours
1-2 hours
Use Canva to create 5-8 quote graphics and 2 carousel posts. Use the quote candidates from Claude and the strongest episode frameworks. Keep the template simple so it can be reused for future episodes. Export in LinkedIn, Instagram, and newsletter-friendly formats.
Output
A set of branded quote graphics and carousel posts based on the episode.
CanvaClaude
Pro tip
Use fewer design templates, not more. Consistency makes the podcast feel like a real media property instead of a random collection of assets.
Prompt template
Create carousel copy from this podcast episode theme.
Theme: {{theme}}
Transcript excerpts: {{relevant_excerpts}}
Audience: {{target_audience}}
Create a 7-slide LinkedIn carousel:
1. Hook slide
2. Problem slide
3. Insight slide
4. Example slide
5. Framework slide
6. Practical takeaway slide
7. Soft CTA to listen to the episode
Keep each slide concise and visually scannable.7
Optimize the full episode for discovery
30-45 min
30-45 min
Use Taja or Claude to generate YouTube title options, description, chapters, tags, and thumbnail text. Use the transcript and asset map to make the metadata specific to the episode. Avoid generic titles that only mention the guest's name unless the guest already has strong search demand.
Output
Optimized episode metadata for YouTube, podcast platforms, and website publishing.
TajaClaude
Pro tip
Title the episode around the strongest audience problem or insight, not just the guest. Discovery usually follows topics before personalities.
Prompt template
Create discovery metadata for this podcast episode.
Episode title or working title: {{working_title}}
Guest: {{guest_name}}
Audience: {{target_audience}}
Asset map: {{asset_map}}
Transcript summary: {{transcript_summary}}
Return:
1. 10 YouTube title options
2. Podcast episode title
3. YouTube description
4. Podcast description
5. Chapter timestamps if available
6. Tags and keywords
7. 5 thumbnail text options
Make titles specific and search-friendly without clickbait.8
Build the reusable distribution checklist
30 min
30 min
Create a simple checklist for publishing all assets over 2-3 weeks. Include channel, asset type, caption, link, owner, publish date, and status. Save the checklist as a template so every future episode follows the same repurposing motion.
Output
A repeatable distribution checklist for publishing 25+ assets from each episode.
CanvaClaude
Pro tip
Do not publish everything in the first 48 hours. Spread assets over time so one episode supports multiple weeks of content.
