EP 35// Implementation guide

How to Repurpose Your Live Stream to Turn It Into a YouTube Video

Turn the lives you have already done into YouTube videos that strangers find, watch and subscribe from, without recording a single extra minute. This guide gives you the Claude skill I built to read your whole transcript and hand you a cut sheet, the prompt version for ChatGPT, the six live leftovers to strip out, and the prompt that repackages the video with a cold title and thumbnail.

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// What’s in the guide for this episode

The Cut Sheet skill for Claude, with the install steps. Feed it your transcript and it hands back the timestamps to cut.
The same thing as a plain prompt, for ChatGPT or anything else.
A checklist of the six leftovers every live has: the "can you hear me?" at the top, the three-minute chat tangent, the slow wind-up before you say anything useful. Cut them in one pass.
The prompt that writes a title and thumbnail text for someone who has never heard of you.
The whole method on one drawing.
Your next hour: the order to do it in, from export to publish.

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The method, drawn

The part that most people get wrong is the order, and the order is the whole method. Once that is in place the rest follows in about twenty minutes.

Here is the exact wording, the settings that catch everyone out, and the one thing to check before you tell anyone it exists.

1. Plan the live with the replay in mind

Here is the exact wording, the settings that catch everyone out, and the one thing to check before you tell anyone it exists.

This is where the numbers come from, and why the obvious approach costs more than it looks like it should.

2. Know the six live leftovers to cut

This is where the numbers come from, and why the obvious approach costs more than it looks like it should.

The part that most people get wrong is the order, and the order is the whole method. Once that is in place the rest follows in about twenty minutes.

3. Export a transcript with timestamps

The part that most people get wrong is the order, and the order is the whole method. Once that is in place the rest follows in about twenty minutes.

Here is the exact wording, the settings that catch everyone out, and the one thing to check before you tell anyone it exists.

4. Get the cut sheet

Here is the exact wording, the settings that catch everyone out, and the one thing to check before you tell anyone it exists.

This is where the numbers come from, and why the obvious approach costs more than it looks like it should.

5. Read it, then make the cuts

This is where the numbers come from, and why the obvious approach costs more than it looks like it should.

The part that most people get wrong is the order, and the order is the whole method. Once that is in place the rest follows in about twenty minutes.

6. Dress it for the cold ones, then publish

The part that most people get wrong is the order, and the order is the whole method. Once that is in place the rest follows in about twenty minutes.

Here is the exact wording, the settings that catch everyone out, and the one thing to check before you tell anyone it exists.

Sitting on a back catalogue of lives?

Here is the exact wording, the settings that catch everyone out, and the one thing to check before you tell anyone it exists.

This is where the numbers come from, and why the obvious approach costs more than it looks like it should.

Your next hour

This is where the numbers come from, and why the obvious approach costs more than it looks like it should.

The part that most people get wrong is the order, and the order is the whole method. Once that is in place the rest follows in about twenty minutes.

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