TL;DR
What did u/Street-Gate7322 use ChatGPT for?
A writer who makes content for small business clients records a 30-minute call, gets a transcript, and runs five prompts in ChatGPT to draft a blog post, a LinkedIn post, a newsletter, FAQ entries and captions in the client's voice. Each piece starts from the client's own words and stories instead of a blank page, so the drafts sound like the client.
What they did
They hold a 30-minute call with the client and have Otter transcribe it. They paste the transcript into ChatGPT and run five separate prompts: an 800-word blog post in the client's voice, a LinkedIn post, a newsletter email, 5 FAQ entries and 3 short captions. Then they edit each piece for 20 to 30 minutes.
How it went
Each piece starts from the client's own words and stories instead of a blank page, so the drafts sound like the client.
"saves 3+ hours per project"
— u/Street-Gate7322
Worth knowing
- The drafts still need an edit, and the client should approve anything published under their name. Ask the client before recording the call.
- Price check: ChatGPT: free plan; Go: US$8/month (checked Nov 1, 2026); Otter.ai: free plan; Pro: US$16.99/month, or US$8.33/month on a yearly plan (checked Oct 30, 2026).
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Try it yourself
Paste this into a chatbot, then add your own details underneath.
Here is the transcript of a 30-minute interview with my client. Using only what they said, write an 800-word blog post in their voice. Keep their phrases and examples, don't add facts they didn't mention, and list any claims I should confirm with them. [paste transcript]
Original post
See u/Street-Gate7322's original post on Reddit → (May 28, 2026)
Filed under Social Media hacks · Freelancers · Content Creators
Sources
- u/Street-Gate7322 on Reddit, May 28, 2026 — the original post
- ChatGPT pricing — checked Nov 1, 2026
- Otter.ai pricing — checked Oct 30, 2026