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Customer interview to LinkedIn post

Let a customer's experience shape the post.

Draft LinkedIn posts from a customer interview, keeping the customer's words, circumstances and approval needs in view.

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Saved brand voice applies on paid plans and your first full-kit recording. Other Free recordings use generic writing guidance.

Confirm speakersGuide names with a glossaryReview before publishing

HOW IT WORKS

From recording to kit

  1. Start with the conversation

    Upload the recording you want to work from. Listen for the argument, experience or explanation that deserves another audience.

  2. Confirm the source

    Review the transcript and confirm who is speaking before generation. Supply names and product terms in your glossary, and correct the source where needed.

  3. Draft, edit and publish

    Generate the output, review its wording against the conversation, and edit it in the app. Copy or export the finished draft for your publishing workflow; nothing publishes itself.

Upload MP3, WAV or M4A audio, or MP4 or MOV video. You can also import compatible podcast episodes from an RSS feed.

The per-file cap is 1 GB for audio and 10 GB for video. An upload must fit both the per-file cap and your remaining storage. Remaining storage is your plan’s quota minus stored media and space reserved for uploads or processing already in progress.

Extracted audio needs additional storage after a video is uploaded. An upload can fit initially but still exhaust storage during processing.

WHY CICADAS

Built around the weekly production job

Keep the speaker's meaning

A transcript gives you the surrounding argument as well as the memorable line. Check both before using a quote.

Keep your editorial direction

Save tone and writing preferences for later recordings. Keep the glossary alongside them so names and product language stay part of the workflow.

OUTPUT GUIDE

Build around the customer's story

Choose an angle that makes sense on its own, while keeping the conversation's context intact.

  1. The starting problem

    Explain what the customer was trying to do and what got in the way. Keep the specific context that makes the story useful to a reader with a similar problem.

  2. The decision

    Draw out how the customer evaluated a change. Separate their own explanation from your interpretation, especially when discussing alternatives.

  3. The outcome

    Use only outcomes supported by the interview. Check any numbers with the customer and obtain approval for names, quotations and business details before publication.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do I review the draft before publishing?

Yes. Confirm speakers before generation, then check the draft's wording, attribution and context against the recording and transcript. You decide what to edit, copy or export.

Which recordings can I use?

Start with a webinar, customer interview, podcast or executive talk you have permission to use. Choose a conversation with a clear idea and enough context to explain it accurately.

When does saved brand voice apply?

Saved brand voice applies on paid plans and your first full-kit recording. Other Free recordings use generic writing guidance.

NEXT STEP

Start with a conversation worth sharing.

60 recording minutes each month · First recording full kit · No card

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