Mark the evidence
Separate direct quotes, supported claims, opinions, and unanswered questions before drafting.
Illustrative workflow brief
Turn an approved interview into a focused content set
A transparent workflow for extracting approved claims, preserving the speaker's voice, and preparing channel-ready drafts for human review.
- Designed for
- Content strategists
- Target outcome
- One approved source becomes a content brief, one email draft, three social drafts, and a review checklist.
Start with approved context.
An approved interview transcript
A short audience definition
The current brand voice guide
A list of claims that require approval
A small path with visible decisions.
Choose one angle
Define one audience problem and one useful promise. Reject ideas that the transcript does not support.
Build the content set
Draft each asset from the same evidence register so facts and voice stay connected across channels.
Run human review
Check quotations, claims, tone, permissions, and channel fit before any asset is approved.
Evidence register
Know what each statement is based on.
A real brief keeps supplied facts, working assumptions, and human decisions separate throughout the workflow.
Interview transcriptUser-provided source
The only source for quotations and speaker-specific claims in this sample.
Audience priorityHuman decision
The operator chooses the single audience problem the content set should address.
Channel recommendationIllustrative assumption
The proposed channels must be confirmed against the real distribution plan.
Deliverables
- Evidence register
- Content brief
- Email draft
- Three social drafts
- Approval checklist
Human-review checks
- Every quotation matches the approved transcript
- Unsupported claims are removed or marked for evidence
- The speaker's meaning remains intact after editing
- No confidential material appears in a public draft
Limitations
- This sample does not measure performance or claim time savings.
- Distribution choices require the user's real audience and channel data.
- A human owner must approve quotations and final copy.
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