Joe Fier walks through building a reusable prompt for AI-generated podcast show notes. Start by asking clients what style and length they want, gather past examples, iterate with the AI to refine drafts, then lock in a prompt that turns any transcript into notes matching your format.
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Here's what I like to do for prompt creating. Not to go too off on the weights, but prompt creating. When I start with a new show and we're looking at like, what do you want for show notes? I'll sit down with them and we talk about, okay, what do you. Whose show notes do you like? Okay, do you want it simple? Do you want clean? How many links do you want in there? How many, you know, do what do you want? Do you want to push a products or promotion? Do you want it, like, what do you want in there? And so as we dial it down more so we'll figure out, here's the list of things. I can then go into something like ChatGPT and I can say, hey, I want to build out show notes for a podcast. Here's the things I want. Here's, you know, maybe some sample content that I've written or, you know, or my client has written. Sometimes they'll send me like, hey, this is what we've done in the past. We really like it. We just want to, like, update it somewhat and just ask it questions. Like, a normal human would just be like, hey, can you, like, make this better? How would you make this better? What. What would the. And then you finalize it by saying, okay, I really like this piece of content that we've created. Make a prompt so that when I submit a transcript to you, it will create show notes that look like this. Yes. It spits it out for you, it gives it to you, it will do all of that work for you and it'll write it in the language that it will understand. Okay, done. That's how you should make any prompt. Yeah.
