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Write Video Blog Posts
Turn YouTube transcripts into illustrated blog drafts
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- Scheduled checkScheduled check
Your Agent checks for new video intake posts every 15 minutes.
- Video intake postsVideo intake posts
Your intake posts hold the video details and transcripts you want turned into articles.
- Article guidelinesArticle guidelines
You choose the audience, length, tone, and image style for your drafts.
Your blog holds video intake posts and receives illustrated drafts for your review.
- Completed intake postCompleted intake post
Your intake post links to its draft and carries the completed tag after the draft saves.
- Intake review noteIntake review note
Your intake post names missing material or explains why the transcript needs your review.
- Intake review noteIntake review note
Your intake post names missing material or explains why the transcript needs your review.
- Blog draftBlog draft
Your unpublished article includes a relevant image, alternative text, and a link to the source video.
- Completed intake postCompleted intake post
Your intake post links to its draft and carries the completed tag after the draft saves.
This Agent finds new video intake posts every 15 minutes. It checks the transcript and video details, then builds an illustrated blog draft. You get the draft link in your intake post.
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Made for your industry
Write Video Blog Posts is made for businesses in these industries.
- Advertising and Marketing
Build blog drafts from clients' YouTube transcripts for review.
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Extend YouTube videos into illustrated blog drafts for readers.
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Made for your role
Write Video Blog Posts is made for people in these roles.
- Content Marketer
Repurpose video transcripts into illustrated posts for the blog.
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Prepare video-based blog drafts for editorial review.
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Assemble illustrated blog drafts from video transcripts.
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Turn finished videos into illustrated blog drafts for review.
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Turn your YouTube transcripts into articles you can review.
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Build structured articles from video transcripts for revision.
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Made for your department
Write Video Blog Posts is made for people in these departments.
- Marketing
Turn YouTube transcripts into blog content ready for review.
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Turn video transcripts into article drafts editors can refine.
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Turn public videos into reviewable blog articles with images.
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Create blog drafts from video intakes and mark each completed intake.
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How Write Video Blog Posts works
6 steps, in order, on every run.
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Find New Video Intake PostsCheck unpublished posts in your chosen video intake category every 15 minutes. Skip posts with the completed tag.
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Check Source MaterialRead the video details and transcript. Flag missing details or conflicts on the intake post for your review.
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Write the ArticleTurn the transcript into a readable article with clear sections. Keep the creator's facts and leave out unsupported claims.
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Add a Relevant ImageCreate an image that fits the article and write descriptive alternative text.
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Save the Blog DraftSave the article and image as a separate unpublished post. Include the source video link for attribution.
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Link the DraftLink the saved draft from its intake post, then add the completed tag. Check for an existing draft before retrying a failed run.
How to Get Started
Connect the tools you already use, such as Zoom or WordPress.
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- Create a video intake category and a completed intake tag in the blog.
- Ask creators to save each video link, video title, description, and full transcript in a new unpublished intake post.
- Give the Agent permission to read and edit unpublished posts and upload images; keep publication for the creator.
Use safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Write Video Blog Posts:
Add the YouTube link, title, description, and full transcript to an unpublished post. You choose the intake category and completed tag during setup.
Yes. You set the audience, length, tone, and image style during setup. The creator reviews the unpublished draft before publishing.
You get a note on the intake post about missing material or conflicting details. The creator can fix the source before a draft is made.
No. Your blog keeps the assembled post unpublished for your review. You decide when to edit and publish it.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.
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