If your workflow for turning a video into a LinkedIn post involves downloading a transcript, pasting it into ChatGPT, and copying the result back, you're doing three unnecessary steps. MarketScale's built-in AI Writer generates written content directly from your video. Here's how to use it.
Pro tip: The AI already has your video's transcript. Skip the copy-paste-into-ChatGPT loop entirely.
Generate content directly from the video, no re-uploading
AI Writer already has access to your video's transcript inside the platform, so there's nothing to download or re-upload. You point it at the video and it works from the actual content. That removes the round-trip to an outside tool and the risk of working from a transcript you pasted in wrong. The source is the video itself, every time.
Click pre-built prompts for LinkedIn posts and articles
AI Writer comes with pre-built prompts for the formats you'll actually use: a LinkedIn article, a short LinkedIn post, and more. Click the prompt and it drafts that format from your video. You're not writing a prompt from scratch or remembering how you phrased it last time. The common outputs are one click away, which is what makes this faster than a general-purpose chatbot.
Use Send to Docs to get an editable file
Once you've got a draft you like, use Send to Docs to export it as an editable, Word-style file. From there you can polish the wording, adjust the length, or hand it off to someone else to finish. You can also iterate with the AI directly, asking it to make the draft shorter, change the tone, or restructure it before you export.
Generate SEO-optimized YouTube titles and descriptions
AI Writer also generates YouTube titles and descriptions optimized for search, including timestamped chapters pulled from the video. That's the metadata work most people skip because it's tedious, and skipping it is why videos don't get found. Letting the AI draft it from the actual content means your video ships with real SEO instead of a one-line description.
Review the output for accuracy before you publish
One rule: read what the AI produced before you post it. AI Writer is fast and good, but it can occasionally misstate a fact or smooth over a nuance. Treat the output as a strong first draft, not a finished post. A 30-second accuracy read is the difference between leverage and a published mistake. Review, then ship.
Try it this week
Take your next finished video in MarketScale and open AI Writer. Click the LinkedIn post prompt, refine the draft with a follow-up instruction, and Send to Docs. Generate the YouTube title and description while you're there. Read it for accuracy, then publish. The whole content-repurposing loop happens without ever leaving the platform.