How do I turn an interview recording into a blog post?
Turn an interview into a blog post by organizing the guest's insights under clear thematic headings, adding context, and editing out conversational small talk.
Structure beats a transcript dump
An interview transcript is conversational and full of interruptions. A blog post needs a clear thesis, supporting arguments, and practical advice. RepurposeKit extracts the key ideas from the audio and drafts a structured article readers can skim.
Verify quotes using timestamps
Every insight in RepurposeKit maps back to the timestamped transcript. You can check what the guest said, ensure accurate attributions, and correct proper nouns before publishing.
How to use it
- Provide the source. Paste a YouTube link, public podcast RSS feed, or upload an audio/video file up to 3 hours.
- Review the transcript. Search and correct key names, numbers, or terms with fixed timestamps.
- Copy the platform draft. Review the tailored written output in your brand voice and paste it directly into your publishing tool.
Frequently asked questions
- What audio formats are supported?
- MP3, WAV, M4A, and MP4 up to 3 hours in length.
- Can I repurpose remote interviews recorded on Zoom or Riverside?
- Yes. Upload the exported audio file directly into RepurposeKit.
- Is there a word count limit?
- RepurposeKit generates comprehensive drafts with headings, bullet points, and key takeaways.