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Podcast Show Notes Writer: Timestamps, SEO Blurb, and Guest Bio
Turn episode notes into publish-ready show notes: SEO blurb, timestamped outline, pull quotes, guest bio, and platform-specific cuts.
Act as a podcast producer writing show notes a listener will actually use, and a searcher will find. You are not a recap bot. You are a table of contents with a reason to click. Inputs: - Show name and positioning: [Show] - Episode title working: [Title] - Runtime: [Runtime] - Hosts: [Hosts] - Guest: [Guest] - Outline or transcript crumbs: [Notes] - Timestamp sources: [Timestamps or "estimate from outline"] - Links and sponsors: [Links] - Audience: [Audience] - SEO phrases they would search: [Keywords] - Claims I can stand behind: [Proof] - Tone: [Tone] Generate: 1. Title stack: - Episode title (under 70 characters, specific, no "INSANE"). - YouTube/podcast app subtitle (under 100 characters). - Filename-safe slug. 2. SEO blurb (80-120 words): What the episode is, who it is for, 2-3 Keywords used as sentences, no spoiler dump of every joke. One sentence on the guest's relevant proof from Inputs only. 3. Full show notes: - 1-paragraph hook. - Bullet takeaways (5-7), each a complete thought a skimmer can steal. - Timestamped outline. If Timestamps were not given, label them as estimated from the outline and use mm:ss. Do not fake precision. - Pull quotes (3) that appear in Notes. If a quote is not in Notes, skip it. Do not invent dialogue. - Guest bio (60-90 words) from Guest only. No padded resume. - Chapters list matching timestamps. 4. Resource list: Links from Inputs, labeled. If a sponsor is present, a 2-sentence read that does not sound like the host sold a kidney. If no link, say so. 5. Platform cuts: - Apple/Spotify description (first 400 characters must work alone). - YouTube description (timestamps on their own lines, links at top after the blurb). - Newsletter blurb (80 words) plus a 5-word subject line. 6. Social clip list: 3 moments to cut, with estimated timestamp, why it works as a clip, on-screen title under 6 words. 7. Accuracy pass: List any claim in your notes that is not in Proof or Notes. Cut or hedge it. Constraints: - Do not invent quotes, timestamps you present as exact, sponsors, or guest credits. - If Notes are thin, write a shorter outline and list 5 questions the producer should timestamp on the next pass. - No "in this episode we sit down with." Ban "thought leader," "journey," "humbled." - Keywords appear where a human would say them, not as a tag cloud. - Honor Tone.
Pinterest Pin Title and Description Generator for Search
Write Pinterest pin titles, descriptions, alt text, and board names that match search language without stuffing or banned claims.
Act as a Pinterest SEO editor for a creator who wants saves and click-throughs, not a stuffed keyword page. Write for how people search on Pinterest in 2026: specific, visual, and honest about what the pin actually is. Inputs: - What the pin is: [Asset] - Destination: [Blog post / product / signup / none] - Audience: [Audience] - Primary search phrases they would type: [Keywords] - Offer or payoff: [Payoff] - Brand voice: [Voice] - Proof I can state: [Proof] - Avoid: [Avoid] - Format mix: [Single pin / 3 variants / idea pin outline] Generate: 1. Search read: 5 phrases from Keywords plus close variants a pinner would type. Mark intent (save for later, do now, buy, plan). Do not invent volume numbers. 2. Title options (8): 40-100 characters. Front-load the payoff and the noun. No ALL CAPS. No emoji unless Voice asks. Mark 2 recommended (one how-to, one list/number if Proof supports a number). 3. Description (3 lengths): - Short (150-200 characters) for mobile. - Standard (300-450 characters) with keywords used like a human sentence, a CTA, and 2-4 hashtags max. - Alt text (120-180 characters) that describes the image for accessibility, not as a second keyword dump. 4. Board map: 5 board names this pin belongs on (existing-style names, not "My Pins 3"). One line each on why. 5. Creative brief for the image: What must be readable at thumbnail size (first 4 words on the overlay). Colors, negative space, what not to fake in the photo. If Asset is a product, say how to show scale. 6. Variants: If 3 variants, change the overlay promise, not just the background. If idea pin outline, 5-7 frames: hook cover, 3-5 steps, close with CTA. Max 12 words per frame overlay. 7. Compliance: Flag anything that would be a restricted claim (health, finance, "guaranteed") given Proof. Rewrite those lines. Honor Avoid. Constraints: - Do not stuff the same phrase 5 times. Use Keywords as language, not as a chant. - Do not invent statistics, rankings ("best 2026"), or "10k saves." - No "click the link" more than once. No "follow for more" as the whole CTA. - Titles are not clickbait that the destination cannot keep. - If Destination is none, CTA is save + related board, not a fake URL. - Plain language. No "unleash," "elevate your space," or "Pinterest aesthetic" filler.
Reddit Post That Survives Moderation: Rules, Tone, Format
Draft a Reddit post that follows the sub's rules, includes required context, and avoids the spam and self-promo patterns that get threads removed.
Act as a long-time subreddit regular who writes posts mods can leave up. Your job is compliance and usefulness, not "beating" AutoMod. If the post is a bad fit, say so and suggest a better sub or a better framing. Inputs: - Subreddit: [Subreddit] - Rules paste: [Rules] - Post goal: [Ask for advice / share a result / resource / war story] - What happened: [Facts] - What I want from commenters: [Ask] - My relationship to any product or link: [None / I built it / I work there / affiliate] - Account age and karma (if known): [Account] - Links I want to include: [Links or none] - Things I must not do: [Must not] Generate: 1. Fit check: Can this post live here under the pasted Rules? If no, say which rule it trips and either (a) reframe until it fits or (b) name a better destination in one line. Do not invent a sub's rules. 2. Removal risks: 5 specific ways this draft would get removed (missing context, self-promo ratio, medical/legal claims, vote begging, wrong flair, link in body when the sub wants a comment, etc.). Map each to a line in Rules if present. 3. Title options (5): Specific, lowercase-or-sub-native, no clickbait. Mark one recommended. No "you won't believe," no emoji, no ALL CAPS unless the sub does that. 4. Full post: Paste-ready body. Structure: - One-line context (who I am relative to the story, no resume). - What happened, in causal order, only from Facts. - What I already tried. - The actual ask, one sentence. - Optional: a short "if it is useful" detail dump behind a line break. Match the sub's tone from Rules (clinical, casual, no memes, etc.). 5. Link and promo handling: If I built it or work there, disclose in the first 3 lines. If the sub bans links in the body, move the URL to a comment template. If the post is mainly an ad, refuse to disguise it and write a version that is 90 percent value, 10 percent mention, or say it should not be posted. 6. Comment kit: First comment I should post (extra detail or disclosure). 3 replies I should be ready for (skeptical, off-topic, "this is an ad"). 7. Flair and timing: Suggested flair from Rules. When not to post (weekends, peak drama) only if Rules say so; otherwise "follow the sub's posted hours, if any." Constraints: - Follow the pasted Rules as law. If Rules are missing, ask for them and draft a conservative version that over-discloses and skips links. - Do not invent subreddit lore, ban reasons, or karma thresholds not in Inputs. - No vote begging, awards begging, sockpuppet notes, or "how to evade a ban." - Do not claim the post "will not get removed." Say it is built to follow the written rules. - Honor Must not. - No medical, legal, or financial advice unless the sub is for that and Rules allow it; even then, stay inside Facts.
X Twitter Thread Writer: Hook, Cadence, and Reply CTA
Turn one claim into a numbered X/Twitter thread with a scroll-stopping first tweet, tight cadence, receipts you actually have, and a reply-bait close.
Act as an X ghostwriter who ships threads people finish. You write for the 2026 timeline: a short first tweet, numbered posts, receipts, and no guru cadence. Inputs: - Topic or claim: [Claim] - Audience: [Audience] - Goal: [Follows / replies / clicks / waitlist] - Proof I can use: [Proof] - Voice: [Voice] - Length: [5-7 tweets / 8-12 tweets] - Link I may include: [Link or none] - Things I will not say: [Banned claims] - Character comfort: [Punchy under 200 / mix / longer 240-280] Generate: 1. Positioning: One sentence on the unique angle vs. the generic thread on this topic. 2. Hook options (5): First tweets under 240 characters. Mix: specific number, confession, pattern interrupt, named mistake, question. Mark one as recommended. 3. Full thread: Write the complete numbered thread at the requested length. Tweet 1 is the recommended hook. Each later tweet is one idea. Last tweet is a reply prompt, not "agree?" or "RT this." If a link is allowed, put it only in the last or second-to-last tweet. Number tweets 1/N style. 4. Receipts map: For every number, story, or "I did X," point at Proof I can use. If Proof cannot support it, cut the claim or label it as opinion. 5. First reply: The reply I should post under my own thread (caveat, extra example, or resource). Keep it under 200 characters. 6. Cut list: Three tweets I would delete if the thread must shrink by 25 percent, and why. 7. Mute check: List any line that sounds like a growth account. Rewrite it. Constraints: - Ban: "A thread:", "Let's dive in", "Unpopular opinion" for popular takes, "You are not lazy you are...", emoji walls, "RT if", "I'll wait", fake screenshots, hashtag dumps. - Do not invent metrics, studies, follower counts, or screenshots. Use only Proof I can use. - Sound like a person who did the work, not a thread bro. - Honor Things I will not say. - At most two niche tags, only if they help discovery, and only on the last tweet. - No emojis unless Voice asks for them.
Instagram Caption, Carousel & Hashtag Engine
Build a full Instagram post: hook line, caption, carousel slide copy, alt text, and a researched hashtag set for any niche.
Act as an Instagram content strategist and caption editor for niche accounts that grow from saves and profile visits, not from dancing or giveaway bait. Build one complete post package: hook, caption, carousel, alt text, hashtags, and a follow-up content plan. Inputs: - Niche: [What the account is about] - Topic: [This post's idea] - Audience: [Who should stop scrolling] - Offer or CTA: [Follow / save / comment / DM keyword / link in bio / none] - Voice: [Direct / Warm / Witty / Expert] - Proof I can cite: [Metric, client result, or "none"] - Format mix: [Carousel is main / static is main, still write carousel] - Words I never use: [List, or "none"] Generate: 1. First-line hooks (5): Each under 8 words. These are the first line of the caption (and can double as cover text). Mix: specific claim, confession, open loop, numbered promise, blunt reframe. Mark the recommended one. No "Swipe to..." as a hook. 2. Caption (80-150 words): Open with the recommended hook as its own line. Then 1-2 short paragraphs. One concrete example or proof point (or a clear mechanism if Proof is "none"). White space. No hashtag dump in the body. End with one comment prompt that is answerable in a few words, plus the Offer or CTA if one exists. 3. 7-slide carousel copy: - Slide 1: Cover. Hook + 3-5 word subtitle. Promise what they will leave with. - Slides 2-6: One idea per slide. Max 28 words per slide. Headline + 2-4 supporting lines. Slide 4 or 5 should be the most saveable (framework, list, or before/after). - Slide 7: Recap in 3 bullets + CTA. Design notes: suggested layout (big type vs. photo + overlay), contrast, and what not to cram. 4. Alt text: One accessibility-first alt text for the cover (125-150 characters) that describes the visual and the topic, not "image of a carousel." 5. Hashtag set (research-style, 18 total): - Tier 1 (5): High-intent niche tags, likely 10k-500k posts if known, otherwise labeled as "niche-specific, verify volume." - Tier 2 (8): Mid-niche and adjacent community tags. - Tier 3 (5): Small, specific tags (location, method, audience identity). Format as a paste-ready block. If you are not sure a tag is real, omit it. Never invent a hashtag that sounds like a slogan. 6. First comment: Exact text to post immediately. Use it for the full hashtag block OR a leftover tip plus a question. Say which approach you chose and why. 7. Next 3 posts: Title, format (carousel / static / Reel), and one-line hook each, so this post is part of a sequence, not a one-off. Constraints: - No fake hashtags. No #Love, #InstaGood, #Motivation, #Success, #Viral. If a tag is guessed, mark it "verify" and prefer fewer tags. - Caption word count is 80-150. Count it. Do not pad with emojis. - Carousel slides are not a caption reprint. Each slide must stand alone in a screenshot. - Do not invent client results. If Proof is "none," use a process, teardown, or opinion with a qualifier. - Voice matches [Voice]. Sound like the account owner, not a social media agency.
TikTok & Short-Form Video Script with Retention Hooks
Write a TikTok, Reels, or Shorts script with a 3-second hook, beat-by-beat visuals, on-screen text, and a comment CTA.
Act as a short-form video director and retention editor who has shipped 500+ TikTok, Reels, and Shorts scripts for creators in education, fitness, and B2B. Write a script built to hold watch time past the 3-second drop-off and earn a comment, not a vague "value video." Inputs: - Platform: [TikTok / Reels / Shorts] - Topic: [What the video is about] - Audience: [Who this is for, age or job if known] - Length: [15s / 30s / 45s / 60s] - Goal: [Follows / saves / comments / site clicks / product waitlist] - On-camera style: [Talking head / voiceover + B-roll / screen record / skit / split demo] - Proof I can show: [Metric, demo, screenshot, or "none"] - Banned phrases I never say: [List, or "none"] - Brand / product to mention: [Name and how hard to push, or "none"] Generate: 1. Concept (4 lines): Working title. One-sentence promise. Why this angle beats a generic tip dump on [Topic]. Retention bet: the specific moment that should spike replays. 2. Hook variants (3): For each, write 0.0-2.5s spoken line AND matching on-screen text (max 8 words). Mix: pattern interrupt, specific number or confession, open loop. Mark the recommended hook. Do not start any hook with "Hey guys," "So," or a self-introduction. 3. Timestamped beat sheet: Break the full [Length] into beats every 2-4 seconds. Table columns: time range | spoken VO or on-camera line | on-screen text | visual / shot | cut or motion note. First beat is the hook. Last beat is the CTA. Include at least one visual pattern interrupt (zoom, cut to proof, text punch, or demo). If Length is 15s, 5-7 beats. 30s: 8-12. 45s: 12-16. 60s: 16-22. 4. Caption: 1-3 lines. First line is a search-friendly restatement of the promise. One question that people will answer in comments. 4-8 niche hashtags. No #FYP, #Viral, or #ForYou. 5. Audio directions: Original voice vs trending sound. If a sound, describe the energy (do not invent a specific licensed track name). Pacing notes (where to pause, where to speed up). Any captions-must-be-on note for silent autoplay. 6. Pinned comment CTA: The exact comment to pin. It should give a leftover tip, a resource, or a binary question. This is the comment CTA, not "link in bio" unless Goal is site clicks. 7. Follow-up videos (2): Title + 1-line hook for the next two videos that continue this topic so the account compounds. Constraints: - Ban: "Hey guys," "Hey everyone," "What's up," long intros, "In this video," "Without further ado," fake urgency, and asking viewers to smash anything. - Spoken lines must be sayable out loud. No tongue twisters. No paragraph-length sentences. - On-screen text is not a transcript dump. It is punchy support, 8 words max per beat unless showing a list. - If Proof is "none," do not invent a case study. Use a mechanism, demo, or honest "here is the framework" angle. - Cuts every 2-4s. No 8-second static talking-head holds unless the line is a deliberate pause after a claim. - Tone: Sharp, specific, and native to [Platform]. Write like a creator, not a brand agency.
LinkedIn Thought Leadership Post & Carousel Generator
Write a high-engagement LinkedIn post or carousel from a rough idea. Includes hooks, a save-worthy framework, and comment-bait CTAs.
Act as a LinkedIn ghostwriter and B2B content strategist who has grown multiple founder and operator accounts past 50k followers. Turn my raw idea into a post that earns saves, comments, and profile visits. Inputs: - Topic / idea: [Idea] - Audience: [Job titles and seniority] - Goal: [Follows / leads / comments / hiring] - Format: [Single post / Carousel / Poll] - Proof I can cite: [Metric, anecdote, or case] - Voice: [Direct / Warm / Analytical] - Length: [Short 800-1,200 characters / Medium 1,200-2,000 / Long 2,000-3,000] Generate: 1. Positioning: One sentence on the unique angle vs. generic LinkedIn advice on this topic. 2. Hook options (5): First-line hooks under 140 characters. Mix: contrarian claim, specific number, confession, pattern interrupt, question. Mark the recommended one. 3. Full post: Write the complete post in the requested length. Short lines. White space. No hashtag dump in the body. One concrete story or example in the middle. End with a single comment prompt (not "agree?"). 4. Carousel outline (if requested): 8-10 slides. Slide 1 = hook. Slides 2-8 = one idea each. Slide 9 = recap. Slide 10 = CTA. Max 25 words per slide. 5. First comment: A comment I should post immediately (adds a resource, caveat, or question) to seed the thread. 6. Hashtags: 3-5 niche tags. No #Success or #Mindset. 7. Visual note: What image, screenshot, or carousel cover would lift CTR. Constraints: - Ban: "In today's fast-paced world", "game-changer", "I'm humbled", "Let's dive in", emoji spam, fake "unpopular opinion" that is popular. - Sound like a practitioner, not a coach selling a course. - Claims need a number, example, or "in my experience" qualifier. - Tone: Specific, earned, and useful. Write like a smart coworker, not a personal brand.
Ultimate YouTube Video Script & Hook Generator
Generate engaging YouTube video scripts complete with high-retention hooks, visual cues, and optimized calls to action.
Act as a veteran YouTube Strategist and Scriptwriter. Write a comprehensive video script for a video titled: [Video Title/Topic]. The target audience is [Target Audience]. Adhere to the following structure and constraints: The Hook (0:00 - 0:30): Create a compelling hook that immediately states the value proposition and teases the final outcome. Do not waste time with long intros. The Body (Segmented): Break the main content into 3-5 distinct, scannable segments. For each segment, provide the spoken dialogue and suggest accompanying b-roll or visual graphics. The Call to Action: Integrate a natural transition into a like/subscribe request or a pivot to another related video on the channel. E-E-A-T: Ensure the information presented is accurate and cites relevant sources or experiences to establish credibility. Tone: Professional, calm, and confident. Avoid overly enthusiastic buzzwords. Use an active, conversational voice.