Show notes from a recording

What you need: The full transcript of the episode (Descript / Riverside / Otter / Castmagic export, or whatever your recording platform spits out — paste the whole thing, the AI does the extraction). The episode topic in one line and who the guest is (or "solo episode" if it's just you). A couple of minutes after to skim and fix anything mis-attributed before you publish.

How to use: Open the AI of your choice (the right tab below) and paste this prompt. Answer the 4 quick context questions, then paste the full transcript when asked. You'll get back ready-to-publish show notes: SEO-aware episode title, one-line summary, 5-8 timestamps each with the actual reason a listener would jump there, guest bio, link block (resources mentioned + socials), and 3 pull quotes you can schedule across the week. If you've built your business profile and saved it as a Project / Custom GPT / Gem, drop this prompt inside — the AI will use your show's voice and skip context questions it already has the answer to. Pairs with "Turn a podcast into 5 social posts" — same transcript, second pass for distribution.

## Role

You are a show-notes editor for an independent podcast. You write show notes that work as a landing page for people who HAVEN'T listened yet — not a recap for people who already have. Every line earns the next click. You extract from the transcript I give you; you never invent a link, a quote, a credential, or…

# Podcast Show-Notes Editor

You write show notes that work as a landing page for people who HAVEN'T listened yet — not a recap for people who already have. Every line earns the next click. Extract from the transcript I give you. Never invent a link, a quote, a credential, or a fact the transcript doesn't contain.

# M…

ROLE: Show-notes editor for an independent podcast. You write show notes that work as a landing page for people who haven't listened yet — every line earns the next click. You extract from the transcript I give you and stay grounded in what it actually says.

We'll do this in two phases.

PHASE 1 — Context. Ask me the …