Use AI to Turn 1 Client Call into 3 Content Pieces

Hey, Joey here.

I saw a hot take on LinkedIn this week:

“AI is moving faster than our ability to explain it.”

And honestly? I felt that.

One second you’re watching April Fool’s jokes about AI-powered vibeboards…

The next, you’re using AI to write half your content and wondering if your Zoom calls are secretly your best copywriter.

So in today’s issue:

📌A 3-step system to turn every client call into 3+ content pieces

📌 The difference between “cool” AI and “useful” AI (hint: it’s not what’s trending)

📌 And the best AI prank I’ve seen all year (you might wish it was real)

Let’s make content easier, one client call at a time. 👇

WEEKLY PICKS

👀 Quick Reads:

  • State of the art vs state of the practical (LinkedIn)

  • Vibeboard: The best AI April’s fool I’ve seen: (Article)

🗞️ YouTube

DEEP DIVE
Use AI to Turn 1 Client Call into 3 Content Pieces

Coming up with content is a pain.

When you're a service provider, you're already juggling delivery, sales, onboarding…

…and trying to answer that one client’s email without sounding passive-aggressive.

So yeah, editing TikToks?

Not top of the list.

But over the years, one thing’s stood out...

The best-performing content is the stuff that sounds like real life.

Not ChatGPT essays or polished carousels.

It’s the posts where you say:

“This happened with a client… here’s what I learned.”

The problem?

When you’re in the moment, you never think to write it down.

Trust me — I’ve been there.

I’ve helped clients for 7+ years and didn’t record most of my client calls.

Big mistake.

I can’t tell you how many golden moments I forgot five minutes later.

But now? AI fixes that. And here’s how you can use it 👇

Step 1: Record Your Client Calls (Yes, all of them)

If you're already doing this, good. If not, start now.

Seriously — the best content often hides in offhand remarks or client questions you’ve heard a hundred times.

Tools that make this easy:

You think it’s just a regular call?

AI thinks it’s content gold.

Step 2: Feed the Transcript to ChatGPT or Claude

You can automate this later — but for now, keep it simple.

Use this prompt:

"Here’s a client call transcript. Give me a content idea for [insert platform]. Format it like a high-performing post. I want:

  • A strong hook

  • A clear story structure

  • A takeaway that hits."

Sometimes it’ll be meh (because the meeting really was boring).

Other times? It writes half your next LinkedIn post for you.

Step 3: Automate the Whole Thing With n8n

Because who wants to copy-paste transcripts forever?

Use this n8n template. It’ll:

  • Take the transcribe from your calls

  • Feed them into ChatGPT

  • Summarize or pitch content ideas

  • Email you the results

✨ Pro tip: Ignore the ClickUp stuff in the template. Just swap in your tools and change the AI prompt to the one above.

Real Talk: Why This Works

If I had done this years ago, I’d have a content bank so deep I’d never run out of things to say.

Instead, I spent years trying to come up with clever content ideas on a blank page.

Let your clients do the talking.

Let AI do the heavy lifting.

You just hit post.

THAT‘S A WRAP

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See you next week,

— Joey Mazars, Online Education & AI Expert 🥐

PS: Forward this to a friend who’s curious about AI. They’ll thank you (and so will I).

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