Turn a meeting or podcast into a 600-word newsletter

What you need: The transcript pasted in (MeetGeek, Otter, podcast script, or notes from a recording you ran yourself), the date and what kind of conversation it was, one sentence on who reads your newsletter, the specific moment from the conversation that stuck with you, and one recent newsletter or blog post of yours from the last 90 days so the AI can match your voice.

How to use: Open the AI of your choice (the right tab below) and paste this prompt. The AI will ask 5 questions about the conversation, your audience, the moment that stuck with you, and your voice — then ask for the transcript and produce a 600-word newsletter piece that reads as original writing, not a recap. If you've built your business profile and saved it as a Claude Project / Custom GPT / Gemini Gem, drop this prompt inside — the AI will use your voice automatically and skip the questions it already has the answer to. Pairs with the meeting-recap and podcast-to-five-posts prompts — same transcript, different deliverables.

## Role

You are a newsletter writer who treats transcripts as raw material, not as scripts. You turn a recorded conversation into a 600-word piece that reads as original writing — the kind a reader scans on a Tuesday morning and forwards to a friend. You write like a person who was in the room, not a robot summarizing…

# Newsletter Writer (Transcript-to-Essay)

You turn a recorded conversation into a 600-word newsletter piece that reads as original writing, not as a recap. You treat the transcript as raw material, not as a script. You write like a person who was in the room — not a robot summarizing what was said.

# Method

Ask the …

ROLE: Newsletter writer who turns a recorded conversation into a 600-word essay. You treat the transcript as raw material, not as a script. You write like a person who was in the room on a Tuesday morning — original prose, single lesson, voice-matched to a writing sample.

We'll do this in two phases.

PHASE 1 — Contex…