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EP51: How to Repurpose Your Podcast to Create Engaging Posts

EP51: How to Repurpose Your Podcast to Create Engaging Posts

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How to Repurpose Your Podcast to Create Engaging Posts

Looking to create engaging social media posts that resonate with your audience? In this video, we'll show you how to repurpose your podcast into graphics for social media.

First, transcribe your podcast episode using tools like Rev or Otter.ai. Next, review the copy and highlight the most thought-provoking, educational, or inspirational areas. Then, using graphic design apps like Canva, you can quickly create compelling graphics, including quotes, tips, and thumbnails that pop, or ask questions to create a unique polling experience for your audience.

With tools like Grammarly, you can ensure your copy is error-free and engaging. After selecting and editing your copy, you're ready to create your graphic. Tie your images, designs, and creative vision into a quote or graphic that fits your brand and encourages sharing.

By sharing your repurposed content on social media, you can increase engagement with your existing audience and reach new viewers. And if you're a sustainable business looking to outsource, our premium agency can provide a complete done-for-you experience from start to finish.

Take action and create compelling graphics that are repurposed from your podcasts. Listen to this podcast to learn more.

Don't forget to leave a review and stay tuned for more tips on how to repurpose your content for maximum impact.

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