If your process for creating a LinkedIn post from a video involves downloading a transcript, pasting it into ChatGPT, and then copying the result back, you're adding unnecessary steps. MarketScale's built-in Chat (formerly AI Writer) can generate written content directly from your video. Here's how to use it efficiently.
Pro tip: The AI already has your video's transcript. Skip the copy-paste-into-ChatGPT loop entirely.
Generate Content Directly from the Video
Chat has access to your video's transcript within the platform, eliminating the need to download or re-upload anything. Simply point it at the video, and it works from the actual content. This removes the need to use an external tool and avoids errors from incorrect pasting. The video itself is always the source.
Use Pre-Built Prompts for LinkedIn Posts and Articles
Chat includes pre-built prompts for formats you frequently use, such as LinkedIn articles and short posts. Click on a prompt, and it drafts the format directly from your video. There's no need to create a prompt from scratch or remember previous phrasing. Common outputs are just one click away, making this faster than using a general-purpose chatbot.
Export to an Editable Document
Once you have a draft you like, use the Send to Docs feature to export it as an editable, Word-style file. From there, you can refine the wording, adjust the length, or pass it to someone else for final touches. You can also continue working with the AI, asking it to shorten the draft, change the tone, or restructure it before exporting.
Generate SEO-Optimized YouTube Titles and Descriptions
Chat can also generate YouTube titles and descriptions optimized for search, including timestamped chapters from the video. This metadata work is often skipped because it's tedious, but it's crucial for discoverability. By letting the AI draft it from the actual content, your video comes with effective SEO instead of a simple one-line description.
Review the Output for Accuracy
Always read what the AI produces before posting it. Chat is fast and effective, but it can occasionally misstate facts or overlook nuances. Treat the output as a strong first draft, not a finished post. A quick accuracy check can prevent mistakes from being published. Review, then proceed.
Try It This Week
Take your next completed video in MarketScale and open Chat. Click the LinkedIn post prompt, refine the draft with follow-up instructions, and use Send to Docs. While you're at it, generate the YouTube title and description. Review everything for accuracy, then publish. The entire content-repurposing process happens without leaving the platform.
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