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Turn my webinar recording into a month of content

A month of blog posts, clips, social posts, and an on-demand page built from one webinar recording.

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The prompt

Turn my webinar into a month of content. This is step 5 of a webinar pack; it works on its own, but paste the follow-up plan from step 4 if you have it so the content and emails align. Webinar title and audience: [DETAILS] Transcript (with timestamps if possible): [PASTE] Q&A questions asked: [LIST] Channels I publish on: [e.g. blog, LinkedIn, YouTube, newsletter] Goal for the content: [e.g. more on-demand registrations, leads, SEO traffic] Return: 1. On-demand landing page copy: headline, what you'll learn, chapter list with timestamps, and a short form or direct access (note the trade-off). 2. 2-3 blog post outlines: each built on one strong section of the talk, with a searchable working title and the key points from the transcript. 3. 5 short clips: timestamps, the hook line, and caption text. Each clip must make sense with no context. 4. 8-10 social posts: spread across the month, mixing quotes, a "3 lessons" post, Q&A answers, and a behind-the-scenes post. 5. Q&A follow-up content: turn the best audience questions into an FAQ post or a series of short answers. 6. Newsletter segment pointing to the replay. 7. 4-week publishing schedule in a table: Week | Channel | Piece | CTA. Use only what's in the transcript. If speakers are guests or customers, remind me to get their approval before publishing quotes and clips.

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What to fill in

  • DETAILS
  • PASTE
  • LIST
  • e.g. blog, LinkedIn, YouTube, newsletter
  • e.g. more on-demand registrations, leads, SEO traffic

How this prompt is built

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