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GuideMaking it work

Turn your podcast into articles

You already make the show. Here's how one recording becomes an episode page, an article and a handful of clips, without doubling your work.

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Inside a football ground before kick-off, seen from under the stand roof

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The idea is simple: record once, publish several ways. These are the tools we're building into your dashboard, and here's how they'll work.

How it works

  • Upload the episode to your own YouTube channel or podcast feed as normal. It stays yours.
  • Paste the link into your dashboard.
  • We transcribe it and draft an article from what you said, under your name, plus 3 or 4 clip suggestions and post copy for your channels.
  • Every score, name and date in the draft is checked against our football data before you see it.
  • You edit, approve, and the episode page and article go live together.

Why it's worth doing

An episode page with a full transcript gives search engines something to read, and an article reaches people who'd never press play on a 40-minute show. Same work, more readers, more visits through your link.

What stays honest

Articles drafted this way say so: "Adapted by [your name] from their podcast, with AI-assisted drafting." Nothing publishes without your approval, and your opinions stay yours. We don't add views you didn't give.

Tips for a better draft

  • Say who's speaking at the start, so the transcript gets names right.
  • Make your main point early. The draft leads with what you lead with.
  • Mark the moments worth clipping by saying so on air. It makes them easy to find.

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