Post by yamanhosen8564 on Feb 14, 2024 7:59:19 GMT 1
Many AI meeting assistants and transcription tools have a Zapier integration, so the creation of a new transcript can be the trigger to create a reminder on your to-do list, or you could use the calendar invite itself as the trigger. I usually set aside time once a week and review all my transcripts in one sitting. Zapier is a no-code automation tool that lets you connect your apps into automated workflows, so that every person and every business can move forward at growth speed.
Learn more about how it works. 2. Look for questions (and answers) As I review the transcript, I'm looking for the questions being asked by the other person. These are a natural fit for content because they're setting me up to explain something. In general, I'm focusing only on my responses Oman Email List in the transcript—I can skip over long paragraphs of text when the other person is speaking. I would never use a quote from someone else without permission or try to incorporate someone else's idea as my own content. Either my responses alone or the combination of question and answer are my best options.
Look through transcripts of calls hosted by others Many AI meeting assistants have team plans, so you're not limited to your own meetings. Looking through calls hosted by your teammates can give you a lot of different perspectives, especially with prospective or current customers. For example, sales calls allow you to hear the questions being asked about your product or company, and customer success calls often illustrate how customers have used your product in unique ways. This is the stuff of excellent educational—and even inspirational—content. 4. Highlight potential content ideas Since transcripts can be really long, I find it easiest to review the entire transcript for ideas first, and then add them to my content calendar.
Learn more about how it works. 2. Look for questions (and answers) As I review the transcript, I'm looking for the questions being asked by the other person. These are a natural fit for content because they're setting me up to explain something. In general, I'm focusing only on my responses Oman Email List in the transcript—I can skip over long paragraphs of text when the other person is speaking. I would never use a quote from someone else without permission or try to incorporate someone else's idea as my own content. Either my responses alone or the combination of question and answer are my best options.
Look through transcripts of calls hosted by others Many AI meeting assistants have team plans, so you're not limited to your own meetings. Looking through calls hosted by your teammates can give you a lot of different perspectives, especially with prospective or current customers. For example, sales calls allow you to hear the questions being asked about your product or company, and customer success calls often illustrate how customers have used your product in unique ways. This is the stuff of excellent educational—and even inspirational—content. 4. Highlight potential content ideas Since transcripts can be really long, I find it easiest to review the entire transcript for ideas first, and then add them to my content calendar.