Repurpose a talk transcript into channel copy without new claims Prompts

Turns a talk or audio transcript into channel-specific copy using only evidenced statements, without new claims, figures or offers.

Area: Marketing
Level: Beginner
Good for: Turn only statements evidenced in the transcript into channel-specific versions
Note the source or approximate location for each version and flag anything unclear
List what a channel would still need that the transcript does not contain

How it works

Paste the transcript and the target channels, such as a short letter, a short post or a professional network.
If you have them, name the tone of voice and anything that must not be used.
Do not invent quotations, figures, dates, offers or claims that are not in the transcript.

To copy

Repurpose my transcript into channel-specific copy. Do not invent quotations, figures, dates, offers, promises or claims that are not in the transcript.
Transcript:
[Paste the text]
Target channels:
[e.g. short letter, short post, professional network]
Tone of voice, if known: [Note or: not stated]
What must not be used, if known: [Note or: not stated]

Check and write:
1. Use only evidenced statements. For each version, name the source (an approximate location or a short quotation). Mark uncertain lines as “unclear in the transcript”; do not smooth them over.
2. One version per channel, adapting form and length without adding facts, figures or offers.
3. A “needs a new fact” list when a channel format would require something the transcript does not contain, such as a date, a link or a price.
4. No invented quotations and no sharpening that changes what the transcript actually said.