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"Just use AI," they said. Then ChatGPT handed you show notes as bland as a cracker box. This 28-page no-BS guide gives you the podcaster-specific prompts to start, grow and actually get paid for your show.
It's 11pm. You've got an episode to plan, show notes to write, a newsletter to draft, and three Instagram captions that can't sound like a sixth grader wrote them.
Your brain has left the building.
Meanwhile, everybody keeps telling you to "just use AI." Cool. Cool cool cool. And then you open ChatGPT, type "write me show notes," and get back something so bland it could be the instructions on a box of crackers.
Darling. The problem isn't the robot. It's the prompt.
The Podcaster's AI Playbook is my 28-page, no-BS guide to using ChatGPT (and its chaotic little cousins Claude, Gemini and Perplexity) to start, grow, and actually get paid for your podcast. It walks you through every stage of the podcasting life, with copy-and-paste prompts built for podcasters, not generic "content creators."
Inside, you get:
Getting Started: naming your show, niche research, choosing a host, a cover art brief, and a show description that doesn't read like a press release
Creating Your Show: episode ideas, series planning, solo and interview outlines, intros and outros, show notes from your transcript, and titles that get clicks
Marketing Your Show: batched social posts, newsletter emails, SEO descriptions, guest pitch emails and one-sheets, and community posts
Monetizing Your Show: media kit copy, sponsor cold pitches, a paid offer and sales page, affiliate ad reads, and your Patreon or support page
The Prompt Vault: 28 numbered prompts you can copy, paste and customize, plus a bonus section on making AI sound more like you (and less like a very earnest robot)
It's built in Canva, so it's yours to keep, print, or edit (a free account works). You'll get a PDF with your personal template link. One click and it's in your Canva account.
AI is the intern who never sleeps, never complains, and never once asks to be on the podcast. Time to put that intern to work.
Grab the guide and go get your evenings back.