Marketing angles
Reasons to promote what you already sell, drawn from the way people described their problems on the call. It checks each idea against your product list, so it does not hand you something you already have.
What it pulls out
One call in. Three kinds of content out.
You already did the hard part when you showed up and had a good conversation. The Content Producer reads the recording and hands you back the pieces worth using, sorted and ready for you to review.
Testimonial candidates
The moments where someone said the thing you wish was on your sales page. Each one is flagged as unpermissioned, with a short permission request drafted for you, because being recorded is not the same as saying yes.
Stories worth keeping
The stories you told and forgot you told, written down so your next email or sales page has something real to draw from instead of a blank page.
Why I built it
My favorite call of the month was going straight into a folder
Every month I host a coffee chat inside my membership, and for years I hung up thinking the same thing: that was such a good conversation, I should use it. I never did. The recording went into a folder and the stories went with it. The Content Producer is what I built so that stopped happening. Now one call turns into stories, product ideas, and promo angles, and I do not open a single file to get them.
How it works
From signup to your first run
Start with one call you already have. One call, one run, and read what comes back before you build anything else.
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Get the skillEnter your email and the skill file lands in your inbox in a few minutes, along with the install steps.
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Install it in ClaudeUpload the file to your Claude account. It takes about a minute and there is nothing to configure in code.
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Point it at one recorded callIf your recordings live in a tool Claude can connect to, it reads them there. If not, paste or upload the transcript.
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Read what comes backAngles, testimonial candidates, and stories, sorted for you. You decide what gets used, and nothing goes anywhere until you say so.
Who built this
I kept walking away from my best conversations with nothing to show for them.
I am Monica Froese, and I run Empowered Business™. I have taught more than 60,000 students and generated over $8M in revenue from my own digital products, and a lot of what made those products sell came from conversations with the people I was teaching. The problem was never a shortage of good material. It was that the material lived in recordings nobody had time to go back through.
The Content Producer is one of the AI hires running in my business right now. It is the same skill I ran live in my session, and I am giving it to you so you can see what is already sitting in your own calls.
60,000+students taught
$8M+in digital product revenue
20,000+newsletter readers
Monica
Before you enter your email
The questions I would ask
Do I need to be technical to use this?
No. Installing it is uploading a file to your Claude account, and running it is typing which call you want it to read. If you can find a recording, you can use this.
Which AI tool does it work in?
It is a Claude Skill, so it runs in Claude. That is where I run it and where I demonstrated it in my session.
What kinds of recordings can it read?
Podcast episodes, workshops, summit sessions, membership calls, and client calls all work. It works out what kind of room it is in before it uses anything. A published podcast guest can be named. People in a paid workshop stay anonymous by default. Anything from a private call is held back.
Will it publish or send anything on its own?
No. It pulls the material out and hands it to you. Every testimonial comes back marked as needing permission, and nothing leaves your hands until you decide to use it.
What happens after I enter my email?
The skill and the install steps arrive by email within a few minutes. You can unsubscribe from anything I send at any time.
Who should skip this?
If you do not record any of your calls, sessions, or episodes yet, this will not have anything to work with. Start recording, and come back when you have one call worth mining.
