ChatGPT Prompts for Podcasters: 50 Copy-Paste Prompts to Grow Your Show, Book Guests & Monetize Faster

[ROLE: Podcast content strategist specializing in [NICHE: e.g., personal finance / true crime / entrepreneurship] shows]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[TARGET AUDIENCE: [WHO LISTENS — age, goals, struggles, interests]]
[EPISODE FORMAT: [SOLO / INTERVIEW / CO-HOST / NARRATIVE]]
[CURRENT SEASON THEME (if any): [THEME OR "none"]]

Generate 10 specific, high-engagement episode ideas for this podcast. For each idea include:
- A working title (punchy, search-friendly)
- A one-sentence hook explaining why listeners can't skip this episode
- The core insight or takeaway for the audience
- A guest angle (if applicable) — who would be ideal to bring on

Prioritize ideas that are timely, controversial, or solve a pain point the audience complains about regularly. Avoid generic "intro to [topic]" formats.

[ROLE: Podcast title copywriter who specializes in high-CTR titles across Apple Podcasts and Spotify]
[EPISODE TOPIC: [BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE EPISODE]]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[TARGET EMOTION: [curiosity / urgency / inspiration / controversy — pick one]]
[MAIN GUEST (if any): [GUEST NAME AND CLAIM TO FAME]]

Write 5 episode title variations for this episode. Each title should:
- Be under 70 characters
- Use a different structural approach: question, bold statement, number list, name-drop, and curiosity gap
- Be optimized for click-through on a podcast app (not just SEO)
- Feel native to [PODCAST NAME]'s voice

After each title, write one sentence explaining why it works.

[ROLE: Podcast episode producer for a [FORMAT: solo / interview / co-host] show]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[EPISODE TITLE: [WORKING TITLE]]
[EPISODE LENGTH: [TARGET RUNTIME IN MINUTES]]
[CORE TOPIC: [WHAT IS THIS EPISODE ABOUT]]
[KEY POINTS TO COVER: [LIST 3-5 MAIN POINTS YOU WANT TO HIT]]
[EPISODE CTA: [WHAT DO YOU WANT LISTENERS TO DO AT THE END]]

Create a complete episode outline including:
- A 60-second cold open hook (specific, emotionally engaging, no "welcome back to the show")
- Intro segment (30-60 seconds, set up the problem/promise)
- 4-6 main content segments with suggested timestamps and talking points per segment
- A transition bridge between each segment (1 sentence)
- Outro with CTA (direct ask, 45 seconds max)

Format as a producer's runsheet. I record from this, so make it conversational — not a script, not bullet points, but a clear roadmap.

[ROLE: Podcast interview researcher who preps hosts for A-list guest conversations]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[GUEST NAME: [FULL NAME]]
[GUEST'S BACKGROUND: [2-3 sentences — who they are, what they're known for, recent work]]
[EPISODE ANGLE: [WHAT LENS IS THIS CONVERSATION THROUGH — career story / controversial take / tactical how-to / etc.]]
[AUDIENCE PAIN POINT: [WHAT PROBLEM DOES YOUR AUDIENCE HAVE THAT THIS GUEST CAN SOLVE]]
[EPISODE LENGTH: [TARGET RUNTIME]]

Generate 20 interview questions for this guest. Structure them as:
- 5 warm-up / backstory questions (easy, builds rapport)
- 8 core content questions (specific, tactical, digs into the episode angle)
- 4 challenge / pushback questions (respectful but sharp — don't let them dodge)
- 3 closing questions (legacy, advice, what's next)

Flag any question that could be sensitive or require a content warning. Include a one-line note after each question explaining what you're trying to pull out of the guest.

[ROLE: Podcast scriptwriter specializing in solo-host educational shows]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[HOST NAME/VOICE: [YOUR NAME + brief description of your on-air personality]]
[EPISODE TOPIC: [TOPIC]]
[TARGET AUDIENCE: [WHO IS LISTENING AND WHAT DO THEY WANT]]
[EPISODE LENGTH: [TARGET RUNTIME]]
[CORE ARGUMENT OR INSIGHT: [THE ONE THING YOU WANT LISTENERS TO WALK AWAY KNOWING]]

Write a solo episode script framework with:
- A cold open that starts mid-story or mid-thought (no "hey welcome back")
- A clear statement of the problem this episode solves (30 seconds)
- 3-4 main points with supporting examples, data, or stories
- A personal anecdote or story that makes the insight concrete (marked [INSERT YOUR STORY HERE] with a prompt for what kind of story would work)
- A summary that reinforces the core argument
- A CTA with 3 variations: subscribe, share, and buy/sign up

Write in [HOST NAME]'s voice. Keep it conversational, punchy, no lecture tone.

[ROLE: Podcast format consultant for audience-engagement episodes]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[TOP 5 LISTENER QUESTIONS: [PASTE REAL QUESTIONS FROM YOUR AUDIENCE, OR DESCRIBE COMMON THEMES]]
[HOST NAME: [YOUR NAME]]
[EPISODE LENGTH: [TARGET RUNTIME]]
[SHOW TONE: [CASUAL AND CONVERSATIONAL / PROFESSIONAL / HIGH ENERGY / etc.]]

Create a full Q&A episode format including:
- Intro framing (how to open a Q&A episode so it doesn't feel lazy)
- For each of the 5 questions: a suggested answer framework (not the answer itself, but the structure — story, tactic, resource, hot take, etc.)
- Transition lines between questions that keep energy up
- A "bonus unprompted rant" section (2-3 minutes where you address something no one asked but everyone needs to hear)
- Outro CTA asking for more questions + next episode tease

Keep it tight. Q&A episodes die when they ramble.

[ROLE: Content strategist specializing in podcast repurposing for solo creators]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[EPISODE TITLE: [EPISODE TITLE]]
[EPISODE SUMMARY: [2-3 sentences about what the episode covers]]
[PLATFORMS YOU USE: [e.g., Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, TikTok, Newsletter, Twitter/X]]
[TIME AVAILABLE PER WEEK FOR CONTENT: [X hours]]

Create a complete repurposing plan to turn this one episode into 10 pieces of content:
1. Short-form video hook (Reels/TikTok/Shorts) — write the script
2. Twitter/X thread — 5 tweets
3. Instagram carousel concept — 5 slides, headline per slide
4. LinkedIn post — 150 words
5. Email newsletter section — 100 words
6. Blog post intro paragraph — 150 words
7. YouTube description (if you upload the audio/video)
8. Quote graphic text — 3 pullable quotes
9. Pinterest pin headline + description
10. Podcast audiogram caption

For each piece, note which platform it's best for and how long it should take to produce (be realistic).

[ROLE: Podcast audience research specialist]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[CURRENT LISTENER COUNT (approx.): [X]]
[GOAL OF THIS SURVEY: [e.g., find out what content they want / validate a paid product / understand listener demographics / improve retention]]
[HOW SURVEY WILL BE DELIVERED: [email list / in-episode ask / social media]]

Write 15 listener survey questions for this podcast. Structure as:
- 5 demographic questions (age, occupation, how they found the show — multiple choice where possible)
- 5 content feedback questions (what episodes they loved, what they want more of, what format works best)
- 5 strategic questions aligned with [GOAL OF SURVEY] (e.g., would you pay for a course / what's your biggest problem right now / which of these products would help you most)

Keep questions short. No paragraph answers — use scales, multiple choice, and yes/no where possible. Include one optional open text field at the end for anything they want to add. Output ready to paste into Typeform or Google Forms.

[ROLE: Podcast showrunner and narrative strategist]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[SHOW FORMAT: [INTERVIEW / SOLO / CO-HOST / NARRATIVE]]
[SEASON NUMBER: [X]]
[EPISODES IN SEASON: [X episodes]]
[OVERARCHING THEME FOR THIS SEASON: [WHAT IS THE SEASON ABOUT AT THE HIGHEST LEVEL]]
[SHOW GOALS FOR THIS SEASON: [e.g., grow downloads 30%, launch a course, attract sponsors, hit 10K subscribers]]

Create a season arc plan including:
- A one-paragraph season premise (for the trailer and social promotion)
- Episode-by-episode breakdown (working title + 1-sentence description + episode purpose: open, build, peak, resolve)
- 2 "anchor episodes" that anchor the season's biggest ideas (mark them clearly — these are the ones to promote hardest)
- 1 season finale concept that pays off the arc
- A launch sequence for the season premiere: what goes out when, on what platforms, in what order

Format as a planning document I can share with a co-host or VA.

[ROLE: Podcast strategist who specializes in high-share, high-comment content for competitive niches]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[NICHE: [YOUR PODCAST TOPIC AREA]]
[AUDIENCE: [WHO LISTENS]]
[COMMON WISDOM IN YOUR NICHE: [LIST 3-5 things everyone in your niche says/believes]]
[YOUR ACTUAL OPINION: [Do you agree with the common wisdom? What do you actually believe?]]

Generate 5 controversial or hot-take episode angles I can take a strong stance on. For each:
- Write a provocative episode title
- State the position clearly (what's the take?)
- List 3 arguments that support this position
- List 2 counterarguments I should acknowledge and address
- Suggest 1 guest who would either agree (validation episode) or disagree (debate episode)
- Write a 2-sentence social teaser for Twitter/X

Flag any angle that risks being misleading, harmful, or genuinely unethical (vs. just edgy). Make these spicy, not irresponsible.

[ROLE: Podcast show notes writer and SEO specialist]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[EPISODE TITLE: [TITLE]]
[EPISODE NUMBER: [X]]
[GUEST NAME (if any): [NAME]]
[TARGET KEYWORD: [PRIMARY SEARCH TERM THIS EPISODE SHOULD RANK FOR]]
[TRANSCRIPT OR SUMMARY: [PASTE TRANSCRIPT EXCERPT OR BULLET-POINT SUMMARY OF EPISODE]]
[LINKS TO INCLUDE: [GUEST WEBSITE, RESOURCES MENTIONED, PRODUCT LINKS]]

Write full show notes for this episode including:
- SEO-optimized intro paragraph (100 words, includes target keyword naturally)
- What you'll learn in this episode (5-7 bullet points)
- Timestamped episode breakdown (every 5-10 minutes with a descriptive header)
- Guest bio (if applicable) — 75 words, third person
- Resources mentioned (formatted as a clean list with URLs)
- Subscribe / review CTA (2 sentences)
- Related episodes (leave as [LINK 3 RELATED EPISODES] placeholder)

Format in Markdown. SEO-first but human-readable.

[ROLE: Podcast copywriter specializing in tight, high-conversion show notes]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[EPISODE TITLE: [TITLE]]
[EPISODE SUMMARY: [2-3 sentences about what the episode covers]]
[GUEST NAME (if any): [NAME AND ONE-LINE BIO]]
[TARGET KEYWORD: [PRIMARY SEARCH TERM]]
[1 LINK TO INCLUDE: [YOUR MOST IMPORTANT LINK — product, guest, opt-in]]

Write 200-word show notes for this episode. Structure:
- Hook sentence (first sentence must mention [TARGET KEYWORD] naturally)
- 3-sentence episode summary
- 3-bullet "In this episode" list
- Guest one-liner (if applicable)
- One CTA with the link

No padding. No "be sure to subscribe" boilerplate unless it's the actual CTA. Punchy. Human. SEO-aware without being robotic.

[ROLE: Podcast platform copywriter who writes descriptions optimized for Spotify and Apple Podcasts discovery]
[EPISODE TITLE: [TITLE]]
[EPISODE NUMBER: [X]]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[EPISODE SUMMARY: [WHAT HAPPENS IN THE EPISODE]]
[GUEST (if any): [NAME + WHY THEY'RE NOTABLE]]
[PRIMARY KEYWORD: [WHAT SHOULD THIS RANK FOR ON SPOTIFY/APPLE]]
[SECONDARY KEYWORDS (2-3): [LIST THEM]]

Write a 150-word episode description for Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Requirements:
- First sentence includes [PRIMARY KEYWORD] naturally
- Reads well in the platform's preview (first 2 sentences are everything)
- Includes guest name if applicable
- Clear takeaway — "In this episode you'll discover..." framing
- Ends with a low-key CTA or teaser that creates curiosity

No click-bait. No excessive punctuation. Write like a human, optimize for a search engine.

[ROLE: SEO copywriter specializing in podcast website metadata]
[EPISODE TITLE: [TITLE]]
[PRIMARY KEYWORD: [TARGET SEARCH TERM]]
[EPISODE CORE VALUE: [WHAT DOES THE LISTENER GAIN FROM THIS EPISODE — one sentence]]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]

Write 3 meta description options for this episode's web page. Each must:
- Be 140-155 characters (including spaces)
- Include [PRIMARY KEYWORD] within the first 60 characters
- End with an action word or curiosity hook
- Not be a copy of the show notes intro

After each option, write the character count. Label the strongest option with ✅.

[ROLE: Content strategist who converts podcast transcripts into SEO blog posts]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[EPISODE TITLE: [TITLE]]
[TARGET KEYWORD: [BLOG POST SEO KEYWORD — can be different from podcast keyword]]
[TRANSCRIPT OR DETAILED SUMMARY: [PASTE TRANSCRIPT OR DETAILED BULLET POINTS]]
[TARGET WORD COUNT: [800 / 1200 / 2000 words]]
[TONE: [CONVERSATIONAL / AUTHORITATIVE / FIRST-PERSON]]

Convert this podcast episode into a standalone blog post. Structure:
- H1 that includes [TARGET KEYWORD] (different from episode title if needed)
- Intro paragraph (hook + promise + keyword placement)
- H2/H3 subheadings that naturally include secondary keywords
- Pull quotes from the episode formatted as blockquotes
- Internal link placeholders: [LINK TO RELATED POST 1], [LINK TO RELATED POST 2]
- CTA at end: listen to full episode + subscribe link

Write this as a complete draft, not an outline. Optimize for search. Make it readable for someone who never listens to podcasts.

[ROLE: YouTube SEO specialist for podcasters who upload their episodes to YouTube]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[EPISODE TITLE: [TITLE]]
[GUEST NAME (if any): [NAME]]
[PRIMARY KEYWORD: [YOUTUBE SEARCH TERM]]
[EPISODE RUNTIME: [X minutes]]
[TIMESTAMPS AND TOPICS: [LIST THEM, OR WRITE "generate based on the episode outline"]]
[LINKS TO INCLUDE: [SUBSCRIBE, WEBSITE, PRODUCT, GUEST SOCIAL]]

Write a complete YouTube description for this podcast episode including:
- First 2 lines (above the fold) — hook + keyword, no fluff
- Episode overview paragraph (100 words)
- Timestamped chapters (every 5-10 minutes with descriptive chapter titles, formatted as 00:00 Title)
- Links section (formatted cleanly with labels)
- Hashtags (10 relevant hashtags, mix of broad and niche)

Optimize for "suggested video" performance, not just search. The chapters and first 2 lines do the heavy lifting.

[ROLE: Podcast SEO researcher]
[EPISODE TITLE: [TITLE]]
[PODCAST NICHE: [YOUR TOPIC AREA]]
[GUEST NAME (if any): [NAME AND AREA OF EXPERTISE]]
[TARGET PLATFORM: [Apple Podcasts / Spotify / YouTube / All]]

Generate a keyword and tags list for this episode:
- 5 exact-match keywords (what someone would type to find this specific episode)
- 10 broad-match keywords (topic-level terms the episode relates to)
- 5 long-tail keywords (3-5 word phrases with clear search intent)
- 5 guest-specific tags (if applicable: guest name, guest's book, guest's brand)
- 5 show-level evergreen tags (always relevant to [PODCAST NAME])

Format as a comma-separated list ready to paste into Apple Podcasts, Spotify for Podcasters, or YouTube tags field. Total: 30 tags.

[ROLE: Email copywriter for podcast host newsletters]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[EPISODE TITLE: [TITLE]]
[EPISODE NUMBER: [X]]
[EPISODE SUMMARY: [WHAT HAPPENED IN THE EPISODE]]
[GUEST (if any): [NAME AND KEY INSIGHT THEY SHARED]]
[NEWSLETTER TONE: [CASUAL / PROFESSIONAL / HIGH ENERGY]]
[CTA: [WHAT DO YOU WANT READERS TO DO — listen, share, buy, reply]]

Write a newsletter section announcing and summarizing this episode. Include:
- Subject line (3 options — different emotional angles)
- Preview text (under 90 characters)
- Newsletter body: 200 words max — hook, 3 key takeaways from the episode, and CTA
- P.S. line (personal, optional — the kind that gets replies)

This should feel like a note from a real person, not a press release. No "I'm excited to share..." openers.

[ROLE: LinkedIn content strategist for podcast hosts who want to build B2B authority]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[EPISODE TITLE: [TITLE]]
[CORE INSIGHT FROM EPISODE: [THE ONE BIG IDEA]]
[YOUR PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND: [YOUR EXPERTISE AND CREDENTIALS]]
[TARGET LINKEDIN AUDIENCE: [WHO YOU WANT TO REACH — founders, marketers, HR leaders, etc.]]

Write a 600-word LinkedIn article based on this podcast episode. Structure:
- Opening hook (bold claim or surprising stat — no "I recently released an episode about...")
- 3-paragraph deep dive into the core insight
- 1 personal story or case study that makes it real
- 3 tactical takeaways the reader can apply today
- Soft CTA to listen to the full episode (not the main point — feel organic)

Write in first person. Professional but not corporate. This should get comments, not just likes.

[ROLE: Brand copywriter specializing in podcast website copy]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[HOST NAME: [YOUR NAME]]
[PODCAST TOPIC: [WHAT THE SHOW IS ABOUT]]
[TARGET LISTENER: [WHO IS THIS FOR — be specific]]
[HOST CREDENTIALS AND STORY: [WHY YOU HOST THIS SHOW — background, experience, personal story]]
[SHOW FORMAT: [INTERVIEW / SOLO / CO-HOST / NARRATIVE]]
[EPISODE FREQUENCY: [WEEKLY / BIWEEKLY / etc.]]
[BIGGEST RESULT OR PROMISE: [WHAT LISTENERS GET FROM THE SHOW]]

Write a complete About page for this podcast website. Include:
- Hero headline (one line — what the show does for the listener)
- 2-paragraph show description (what it is + who it's for)
- Host bio (175 words — story-driven, not a resume)
- "Why this show exists" paragraph (the origin story, honest and specific)
- "What you'll get" bullet list (5 listener benefits)
- Subscribe CTA with link placeholder [SUBSCRIBE LINK]

Write in [HOST NAME]'s voice. Skip the corporate bio format. People need to feel like they know you before they subscribe.

[ROLE: Podcast booking agent who books A-list guests for shows at every tier]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[LISTENER COUNT AND DEMOGRAPHICS: [X listeners, audience is...]]
[DREAM GUEST NAME: [NAME]]
[WHY THIS GUEST: [WHAT MAKES THEM THE RIGHT FIT — specific to their work, not just "you're amazing"]]
[SPECIFIC ANGLE FOR INTERVIEW: [WHAT WOULD YOU ACTUALLY TALK ABOUT — be precise]]
[WHAT'S IN IT FOR THEM: [THEIR BOOK, COURSE, BRAND, UPCOMING LAUNCH TO PROMOTE]]
[HOST NAME: [YOUR NAME]]

Write a cold pitch email to [DREAM GUEST NAME]. Requirements:
- Subject line: 3 options, under 50 characters, no spam triggers
- Email body: under 150 words
- Opens with something specific about their work (not generic praise)
- States the angle in 1 sentence — make it interesting to them
- Makes the value exchange clear without overselling your show
- Single CTA: a soft yes/no question, not a calendar link

No "I've been a fan for years" openers. No "picking your brain." Write like a peer, not a fan.

[ROLE: Professional podcast booking coordinator]
[ORIGINAL EMAIL SENT ON: [DATE]]
[GUEST NAME: [NAME]]
[ORIGINAL PITCH ANGLE: [ONE SENTENCE SUMMARY OF WHAT YOU PITCHED]]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[HOST NAME: [YOUR NAME]]
[NEW HOOK OR REASON TO REPLY: [SOMETHING NEW — recent news about their work, new season launch, a listener question specifically for them, etc.]]

Write a follow-up email. Rules:
- Under 80 words
- Don't mention how many times you've followed up
- Add something new — a different angle, a listener question for them, or a reference to something they just published/launched
- Keep the energy light — not desperate, not passive-aggressive
- Single CTA: one question they can answer in one word

Subject line: 2 options, one that's a reply-thread continuation (Re: [original subject]) and one fresh approach.

[ROLE: Podcast producer who runs seamless guest experiences]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[GUEST NAME: [NAME]]
[RECORDING DATE AND TIME: [DATE, TIME, TIMEZONE]]
[RECORDING PLATFORM: [Riverside / Zencastr / Zoom / etc.]]
[EPISODE ANGLE AGREED ON: [WHAT YOU'RE COVERING]]
[EPISODE LENGTH: [X minutes]]
[ANYTHING GUEST SHOULD PREPARE: [STORIES, DATA, SPECIFIC EXAMPLES TO THINK ABOUT]]

Write a pre-interview prep email to send 48 hours before recording. Include:
- Warm welcome and genuine excitement (2 sentences max, no gushing)
- Logistics: date, time, platform, link, tech setup tips (3 bullets)
- Episode angle reminder + 3 sample questions so they're not surprised
- What to bring/prepare (specific, not generic)
- A personal note about something specific in their work you're genuinely curious about
- Response request: confirm receipt + quick tech check

Make them feel prepared, not lectured. Under 250 words.

[ROLE: Podcast host relationship manager]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[GUEST NAME: [NAME]]
[EPISODE TITLE: [TITLE]]
[EPISODE LINK: [URL]]
[AIR DATE: [DATE]]
[ONE MEMORABLE MOMENT FROM THE INTERVIEW: [SOMETHING SPECIFIC — a quote, a story, an insight]]
[SOCIAL HANDLES FOR TAGGING: [GUEST'S TWITTER/X, INSTAGRAM, LINKEDIN]]

Write a post-interview thank-you email to send when the episode goes live. Include:
- A genuine, specific reference to the interview (not "it was great to chat")
- Episode link, air date, and where to listen
- Social media share kit (pre-written tweet, Instagram caption, and LinkedIn post — ready to copy-paste for them)
- Optional: a small ask (share with your audience? tag us? review us?)
- Keep it warm, human, and under 200 words

The goal: make it so easy for them to share that not sharing takes more effort.

[ROLE: Social media manager for a podcast network]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[GUEST NAME: [NAME]]
[EPISODE TITLE: [TITLE]]
[EPISODE LINK: [URL]]
[KEY INSIGHT FROM THE EPISODE: [THE MOST SHAREABLE MOMENT OR QUOTE]]
[PODCAST SOCIAL HANDLES: [TWITTER/X, INSTAGRAM, LINKEDIN]]

Create a ready-to-use social share kit for [GUEST NAME]. Include:
- Twitter/X post (under 280 characters, natural guest voice, not promotional)
- Instagram caption (150 words, story-first, ends with CTA and handles)
- LinkedIn post (200 words, professional angle, insight-first)
- Facebook post (casual, 100 words, community angle)

Write all 4 in the guest's voice, not the show's voice. They should feel like the guest is sharing something they're proud of, not running a promo for your show. Include all platform handles and episode link as [EPISODE LINK] placeholder.

[ROLE: Podcast host building a warm guest referral system]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[PREVIOUS GUEST NAME: [NAME]]
[YOUR EPISODE WITH THEM: [TITLE + LINK]]
[AUDIENCE NICHE: [WHO LISTENS]]
[SHOW'S BOOKING CRITERIA: [WHAT KIND OF GUEST FITS — experience level, topic, format comfort, etc.]]

Write an email to a previous guest asking for introductions to other potential guests. Requirements:
- Under 120 words
- References their episode warmly without being effusive
- Makes the ask specific (not "do you know anyone?" — offer context about exactly who would be a good fit)
- Includes 3 specific topic areas or guest profiles you're currently booking for
- Makes it easy to say yes (they can forward a template intro if helpful)
- CTA: "Would you be open to making an intro to anyone who fits?"

Include a 3-sentence template intro they can forward directly without editing.

[ROLE: Podcast sales consultant specializing in first-time sponsorship deals]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[LISTENER COUNT AND DEMOGRAPHICS: [X monthly listeners, audience is...]]
[ENGAGEMENT METRICS (if any): [open rates, click rates, social following]]
[BRAND NAME: [COMPANY YOU'RE PITCHING]]
[WHY THIS BRAND FITS: [SPECIFIC REASON — not just "your audience uses your product"]]
[SPONSORSHIP FORMAT YOU'RE OFFERING: [pre-roll / mid-roll / episode sponsor / series sponsor]]
[RATE RANGE: [$X per episode or $X per 1000 downloads (CPM)]]

Write a cold sponsor pitch email to [BRAND NAME]. Structure:
- Subject line: 3 options
- Opening: why you're reaching out — specific to their brand and marketing angle
- Show stats in 3 bullets (audience size, demographics, engagement if available)
- The ask: clear offer, format, rate (or "open to discussing rates")
- Why this audience buys their product category
- Single CTA: a 20-minute call or reply to continue

Under 200 words. No desperate energy. Peer-to-peer tone.

[ROLE: Podcast growth strategist specializing in cross-show partnerships]
[YOUR PODCAST NAME: [NAME]]
[YOUR AUDIENCE SIZE AND NICHE: [X listeners, topic area]]
[OTHER PODCAST NAME: [NAME]]
[OTHER PODCAST'S AUDIENCE: [WHAT YOU KNOW ABOUT THEM]]
[OVERLAP: [HOW YOUR AUDIENCES COMPLEMENT EACH OTHER WITHOUT FULLY OVERLAPPING]]
[PROPOSED PARTNERSHIP TYPE: [guest swap / co-episode / newsletter cross-promo / live event / etc.]]

Write a partnership pitch email to [OTHER PODCAST NAME]'s host. Requirements:
- Under 150 words
- Lead with what's in it for them (not "I'd love to collaborate")
- Reference their show specifically — an episode, a format choice, something real
- Propose one specific thing (not "open to ideas" — that creates work for them)
- Make the value exchange equal and clear
- Single CTA: 15-minute call or a direct yes/no on the concept

Subject line: 2 options. No "collab opportunity" subject lines — they're spam.

[ROLE: Podcast creative director who pitches and produces co-hosted special episodes]
[YOUR PODCAST NAME: [NAME]]
[OTHER PODCAST NAME: [NAME]]
[BOTH HOSTS' NAMES AND STRENGTHS: [LIST THEM]]
[SHARED AUDIENCE OVERLAP: [WHAT DO BOTH AUDIENCES CARE ABOUT]]
[PROPOSED EPISODE CONCEPT: [YOUR IDEA — be specific: debate format, joint interview, case study, etc.]]
[EPISODE TITLE IDEAS: [2-3 working titles]]

Write a joint episode concept pitch document (not an email — a 1-page pitch). Include:
- Episode concept in 3 sentences (what happens, why it's interesting, what listeners get)
- Format breakdown (how it works in practice — who says what when)
- Why this is better as a joint episode than a solo episode from either show
- Distribution plan: where does each show publish it, on what date, with what promo
- Production logistics (who records, who edits, who writes show notes)

Make it concrete enough that the other host can say yes without needing to figure anything out.

[ROLE: Podcast producer managing guest onboarding]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[GUEST NAME: [NAME]]
[RECORDING DATE: [DATE]]
[HOST NAME: [YOUR NAME]]

Write an email requesting a media kit or bio from a confirmed guest. Include:
- What you need (headshot, bio, social handles, website, any current promotions or links)
- Why you need it (show notes, social promotion, episode page)
- Deadline (at least 5 days before air date)
- Keep it under 100 words — this is an admin email, not a pitch

Tone: professional and warm. Make it easy to comply. Offer a fallback (if they don't have a media kit, ask for X, Y, Z individually).

[ROLE: Instagram copywriter for podcast creators]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[EPISODE TITLE: [TITLE]]
[GUEST NAME (if any): [NAME]]
[EPISODE LINK OR LINKINBIO TEXT: [WHERE TO SEND PEOPLE]]
[KEY TAKEAWAY OR BEST MOMENT: [THE MOST SHAREABLE INSIGHT FROM THE EPISODE]]
[ACCOUNT TONE: [CASUAL AND RELATABLE / BOLD AND DIRECT / WARM AND ENCOURAGING]]
[HASHTAGS TO INCLUDE (optional): [LIST OR LEAVE BLANK]]

Write 3 Instagram caption versions for this episode:
- Version 1: Story-first (open with a personal moment from recording this episode)
- Version 2: Hook-first (open with a bold claim or surprising stat from the episode)
- Version 3: Conversation-starter (open with a question that makes followers want to weigh in)

Each caption: 100-150 words. End with [EPISODE LINK] or "link in bio." Include 5-8 hashtags after each caption (mix of broad and niche). Label each version clearly.

[ROLE: Twitter/X growth writer for podcast hosts]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[EPISODE TITLE: [TITLE]]
[GUEST NAME (if any): [NAME]]
[TOP 5-7 INSIGHTS FROM THE EPISODE: [LIST THEM — quotes, stats, frameworks, hot takes]]
[EPISODE LINK: [URL]]

Write a Twitter/X thread for this episode. Structure:
- Tweet 1: The hook — bold claim or provocative question. Not "New episode with [guest]."
- Tweets 2-7: One insight per tweet. Each under 280 characters. Mix of formats: direct statement, quote, and a short framework or list (2-3 bullets)
- Tweet 8: The ask — listen, share, or follow CTA + episode link

Number each tweet. Use line breaks for readability. First tweet must stop the scroll — no one shares tweet threads that start with "Today I dropped a new episode."

[ROLE: Short-form video scriptwriter for podcast creators]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[EPISODE TITLE: [TITLE]]
[GUEST NAME (if any): [NAME AND WHAT THEY'RE KNOWN FOR]]
[BEST MOMENT FROM EPISODE: [THE MOST SURPRISING, CONTROVERSIAL, OR VALUABLE MOMENT]]
[VIDEO LENGTH TARGET: [15 / 30 / 60 seconds]]
[CREATOR STYLE: [HIGH ENERGY / CALM AND DIRECT / STORYTELLING / TALKING HEAD]]

Write 5 TikTok/Reels hook script options for promoting this episode. For each:
- Hook line (first 3 seconds — the only thing that matters)
- 3-5 sentence body (the value delivery)
- Call to action (under 10 words)

Hook formats to cover across the 5 options:
1. Controversy hook ("Most [niche] people are wrong about...")
2. Curiosity gap ("What [guest/episode] revealed that nobody's talking about...")
3. Direct value hook ("3 things from this week's episode you need to know...")
4. Story hook ("I was not expecting [guest] to say this...")
5. Pattern interrupt ("[Insert counterintuitive or shocking statement]")

These are scripts I speak to camera. Keep them punchy. No "Hey guys!" openers.

[ROLE: Community manager for a podcast host's Facebook group]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[GROUP NAME: [YOUR FACEBOOK GROUP NAME]]
[GROUP SIZE: [X members]]
[EPISODE TITLE: [TITLE]]
[EPISODE LINK: [URL]]
[KEY TOPIC FROM EPISODE: [WHAT DID YOU DISCUSS]]
[A GENUINE QUESTION TO ASK THE COMMUNITY: [WHAT WOULD YOU ACTUALLY WANT TO KNOW FROM THEM]]

Write a Facebook group post announcing this episode. Structure:
- 2-sentence episode intro (not a press release — conversational, personal)
- 1 specific insight or moment from the episode worth discussing
- A genuine question that invites community discussion (tied to the episode topic)
- Episode link with a one-line CTA

Under 150 words total. Tone: like you're talking to people you actually know. No promotional energy. Facebook groups die when hosts only post links.

[ROLE: Email newsletter writer for podcast creators]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[EPISODE TITLE: [TITLE]]
[EPISODE NUMBER: [X]]
[GUEST NAME (if any): [NAME AND WHY THEY MATTER TO YOUR AUDIENCE]]
[EPISODE LINK: [URL]]
[3 TAKEAWAYS FROM THE EPISODE: [LIST THEM]]
[NEWSLETTER LIST SIZE: [X subscribers]]
[CTA BEYOND EPISODE LINK: [e.g., leave a review, join the community, buy [PRODUCT]]]

Write a complete episode newsletter email. Include:
- Subject line: 3 options (test angles: curiosity, direct value, personal/story)
- Preview text: under 90 characters
- Email body: 250 words max
  - Personal hook (what made this episode stick with you — 2 sentences)
  - 3 takeaways formatted as a scannable list
  - Episode link with a real CTA (not just "listen here")
  - Secondary CTA (the other thing you want them to do)
  - Sign-off in your voice

Write like you're emailing one person who trusts you. Not a broadcast.

[ROLE: Podcast growth strategist focused on Apple Podcasts and Spotify reviews]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[HOST NAME: [YOUR NAME]]
[CURRENT REVIEW COUNT: [X reviews]]
[BEST EPISODE TO REFERENCE: [EPISODE THAT GENERATED MOST POSITIVE FEEDBACK]]
[APPLE PODCASTS REVIEW LINK: [URL]]

Write a review request email to send to your list. Requirements:
- Under 150 words
- Personal, not transactional (reference a real listener win or feedback moment)
- Explain why reviews matter in 1 sentence (honest reason — not "the algorithm")
- Make the ask direct and simple: one click, 2 minutes, here's the link
- Acknowledge that they're busy — ask only if the show has been useful

Also write a P.S. with a secondary ask (share with one person who'd love it).

No templates that start with "Hey [first name]!" — write it as if you're personally writing to your most loyal listener.

[ROLE: Podcast growth consultant specializing in audience-swapping partnerships]
[YOUR PODCAST NAME: [NAME]]
[YOUR AUDIENCE SIZE: [X listeners per episode]]
[TARGET SHOW NAME: [NAME]]
[TARGET SHOW AUDIENCE SIZE (approx.): [X]]
[AUDIENCE OVERLAP: [WHY YOUR AUDIENCES COMPLEMENT EACH OTHER]]
[PROPOSED SWAP FORMAT: [You run a promo for them, they run one for you / audiogram swap / newsletter mention swap / etc.]]
[WHAT YOU'RE OFFERING: [EXACTLY WHAT YOU'LL CREATE AND DELIVER FOR THEIR SHOW]]

Write a cross-promotion pitch email to [TARGET SHOW NAME]'s host. Under 150 words:
- Lead with the value of the swap (not just "your audience would love my show")
- Be specific about audience overlap (why do listeners of their show care about yours?)
- Propose the exact deliverable (30-second promo, audiogram, newsletter blurb — whatever you've decided)
- Make the exchange equal and easy to execute
- CTA: quick yes/no, or a short call

Subject line: 2 options. One direct, one curiosity-driven.

[ROLE: Social media contest copywriter for podcast creators]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[GIVEAWAY PRIZE: [WHAT ARE YOU GIVING AWAY — be specific]]
[PRIZE VALUE: [$X]]
[ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: [FOLLOW + SUBSCRIBE + LEAVE A REVIEW / SHARE + TAG / etc.]]
[ENTRY DEADLINE: [DATE]]
[PLATFORM: [INSTAGRAM / TWITTER / FACEBOOK / NEWSLETTER]]
[EPISODE OR MILESTONE THIS IS TIED TO (if any): [CONTEXT]]

Write a giveaway announcement for [PLATFORM]. Include:
- Hook line (what's the prize — lead with this, don't bury it)
- Entry requirements (crystal clear — if it's confusing, people won't enter)
- Deadline with urgency framing (not "don't miss out!" — be specific and real)
- Why you're doing this giveaway (30 words — make it feel intentional, not desperate for followers)
- CTA to enter

Write 2 versions: a short version (under 80 words for feed post) and a longer version (150 words for Stories/newsletter). Include appropriate hashtags for the platform.

[ROLE: Brand copywriter who makes milestone posts feel genuine, not performative]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[MILESTONE: [e.g., 100 episodes / 100K downloads / 1 year live / 10K subscribers]]
[HOST NAME: [YOUR NAME]]
[WHAT THIS MILESTONE MEANS TO YOU: [HONEST REFLECTION — what was hard, what surprised you, what you're proud of]]
[THANK YOU TO: [LISTENERS / GUESTS / SPECIFIC COMMUNITY MEMBERS]]
[WHAT'S NEXT: [A TEASE OF UPCOMING CONTENT, SEASON, OR PRODUCT]]

Write a milestone celebration post for [PLATFORM: Instagram / Twitter/X / LinkedIn].
- Open with the milestone, not a paragraph of lead-up
- Make it personal — 1 real story from building the show (a low moment, a turning point, or a surprising win)
- Thank the audience in a way that's specific and earns it
- Tease what's coming without overselling
- CTA: ask listeners to share their favorite episode in the comments

Under 200 words. Authentic, not a brand announcement.

[ROLE: PR copywriter specializing in podcast and media industry announcements]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[HOST NAME AND CREDENTIALS: [NAME + WHY YOU'RE QUALIFIED TO HOST THIS SHOW]]
[ANNOUNCEMENT: [LAUNCH / MILESTONE / MAJOR GUEST / SPONSOR DEAL / LIVE EVENT]]
[DATE OF ANNOUNCEMENT: [DATE]]
[KEY STATS (if milestone): [DOWNLOAD COUNT, RANKING, NOTABLE GUESTS, ETC.]]
[QUOTE FROM HOST: [YOUR OWN WORDS — something real you'd actually say]]
[CONTACT INFO: [EMAIL FOR PRESS INQUIRIES]]

Write a press release for [ANNOUNCEMENT]. Format:
- Headline (newswire format — under 100 characters)
- Dateline and opening paragraph (who, what, when, where, why — 50 words)
- 2-paragraph body (context, significance, relevant stats)
- Host quote (already provided — format it properly)
- About section (3 sentences on the podcast)
- Media contact and boilerplate

500 words max. AP style. No superlatives ("game-changing," "revolutionary") unless in the quote.

[ROLE: Podcast advertising sales specialist]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[MONTHLY DOWNLOADS: [X]]
[LISTENER DEMOGRAPHICS: [AGE, INCOME LEVEL, PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND, INTERESTS]]
[AVERAGE EPISODE LENGTH: [X minutes]]
[AD FORMATS AVAILABLE: [pre-roll / mid-roll / host-read only / episode sponsor / series sponsor]]
[CURRENT SPONSORS (if any, for social proof): [LIST OR "none yet"]]
[BRAND CATEGORY BEING PITCHED: [e.g., SaaS tools / health products / finance services]]

Write an intro email to send with a rate card. Under 200 words:
- Open with the show's value proposition (not just download numbers — who is the audience and why do they buy)
- Key stats in 3 bullets (downloads, demographics, engagement)
- Available ad formats with 1-sentence description each
- A note on your host-read process (personalized, not scripted by the brand)
- CTA: "Media kit attached — happy to jump on a quick call to see if there's a fit"

Also write the subject line (3 options). No "sponsorship opportunity" subject lines.

[ROLE: Podcast advertising copywriter who writes host-read ad scripts]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[HOST NAME: [YOUR NAME]]
[BRAND NAME: [SPONSOR COMPANY]]
[PRODUCT/SERVICE: [WHAT THEY SELL]]
[KEY SELLING POINT: [THE ONE THING THAT MAKES THIS WORTH BUYING]]
[DISCOUNT CODE OR OFFER: [CODE OR "none"]]
[URL: [TRACKING LINK]]
[HOST'S PERSONAL EXPERIENCE WITH PRODUCT: [HAVE YOU USED IT? ANY REAL STORY?]]
[TONE OF PODCAST: [CASUAL / AUTHORITATIVE / HIGH ENERGY]]

Write a 60-second host-read ad script for [BRAND NAME]. Requirements:
- Sounds like [HOST NAME] talking, not a commercial read
- Opens with a personal hook (why you actually recommend this — even if it's brief)
- Core benefit in 2-3 sentences (clear, not jargon)
- The offer (discount code, URL, or trial) stated twice
- Closing line that transitions back to the show naturally

Include a word count estimate. Write 2 versions: one casual/story-driven, one direct/punchy.

[ROLE: Membership copywriter for creator-economy podcasters]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[HOST NAME: [YOUR NAME]]
[PLATFORM: [Patreon / Supercast / Spotify Subscriptions / own website]]
[TIER NAMES AND PRICES: [e.g., Supporter $5/mo, Insider $15/mo, VIP $50/mo — adjust as needed]]
[BENEFITS PER TIER: [LIST WHAT EACH TIER GETS — ad-free, bonus episodes, Discord access, monthly Q&A, etc.]]
[AUDIENCE: [WHO YOUR CORE LISTENERS ARE — tone this to them]]

Write tier description copy for all [X] membership levels. For each tier:
- Tier name + price
- Headline (1 punchy line — what is this tier really about?)
- 4-6 benefit bullets (specific, tangible, exciting)
- 1 sentence closing — who is this tier for?

Also write:
- A 100-word Patreon page intro (why memberships exist, what the money supports)
- A 2-sentence in-episode membership pitch (the ask you read on air)

Make the tiers feel like a community, not a product catalog.

[ROLE: Email copywriter for podcast creator product launches]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[PRODUCT NAME: [COURSE / EBOOK / TOOLKIT / COMMUNITY — NAME IT]]
[PRODUCT PRICE: [$X]]
[PRODUCT LINK: [URL]]
[WHAT THE PRODUCT SOLVES: [THE EXACT PROBLEM IT FIXES FOR LISTENERS]]
[WHO IT'S FOR: [THE SPECIFIC LISTENER PROFILE WHO NEEDS THIS]]
[LAUNCH DATE: [DATE]]
[EARLY BIRD OR SPECIAL OFFER: [DISCOUNT / BONUS / DEADLINE — or "none"]]

Write a product launch email to your podcast list. Structure:
- Subject line: 3 options (curiosity, direct offer, personal story)
- Preview text: under 90 characters
- Body: 300 words max
  - Personal note on why you made this (origin story — real, not marketing fluff)
  - What it is + what it does (clear and specific)
  - Who it's for (let people self-select in or out)
  - Price + link + deadline (if applicable)
  - 1 FAQ answered pre-emptively (the #1 objection)
  - CTA button text suggestion

This is to warm, trust-earned listeners — not cold traffic. Write like that.

[ROLE: Conversion copywriter for podcast hosts who offer coaching or consulting]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[COACHING OFFER: [WHAT YOU OFFER — 1:1 coaching / group program / VIP day / etc.]]
[PRICE: [$X or "by application"]]
[WHO IT'S FOR: [SPECIFIC LISTENER PROFILE — not everyone]]
[THE TRANSFORMATION: [WHERE THEY ARE NOW → WHERE THEY ARE AFTER WORKING WITH YOU]]
[APPLICATION/BOOKING LINK: [URL]]
[SPOTS AVAILABLE: [X spots or "ongoing"]]

Write an in-episode coaching pitch for this offer (for the host to read on air). Include:
- A 30-second intro (who this is for — filter down to the right listener)
- What the coaching actually involves (3-4 sentences, specific)
- The transformation/outcome (not your credentials — their result)
- The call to action (apply, book a call, DM you — be specific and direct)
- A closing line that works whether they buy or not (keeps the listener relationship)

Also write a follow-up email version (150 words) to send to your list after the episode.

[ROLE: Product researcher and audience insights strategist]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[PRODUCT CONCEPT: [WHAT YOU'RE THINKING ABOUT CREATING — course, template pack, community, event, etc.]]
[AUDIENCE: [WHO YOUR LISTENERS ARE]]
[SURVEY DELIVERY: [email list / in-episode link / social media]]

Write a 10-question product validation survey for [PRODUCT CONCEPT]. Include:
- 3 pain point questions (what's hard, how often, how much does it cost them)
- 3 desire questions (what outcome do they want, what have they already tried, what's missing)
- 2 willingness-to-pay questions (pricing tiers with ranges — multiple choice)
- 2 format/delivery questions (how do they want to consume content — video, PDF, community, live, etc.)

Also write:
- A 60-word intro explaining why you're asking (honest — you're building something and want to know if it's worth their time)
- A thank-you message for survey completion

Output ready to paste into Typeform or Google Forms. No leading questions.

[ROLE: Email copywriter for podcast hosts with affiliate partnerships]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[AFFILIATE PRODUCT: [PRODUCT NAME AND WHAT IT DOES]]
[YOUR PERSONAL USE: [HOW YOU ACTUALLY USE IT — be specific]]
[AFFILIATE LINK: [URL WITH TRACKING CODE]]
[COMMISSION STRUCTURE (optional, internal): [X% commission]]
[SPECIAL OFFER FOR YOUR AUDIENCE (if any): [DISCOUNT, TRIAL, BONUS]]

Write an affiliate promotion email to your list. Requirements:
- Under 200 words
- Lead with your personal experience — not "I'm excited to share this with you"
- The recommendation must feel earned and specific (not "this tool changed my life")
- State the offer clearly (what they get, what it costs, what the link is)
- Disclose the affiliate relationship (2 sentences, keep it natural not legalistic)
- CTA: one link, one ask

Also write a 60-second in-episode affiliate mention (the scripted version of this).

No promotion energy. Write like you're texting a recommendation to a friend.

[ROLE: E-commerce copywriter for podcaster merchandise launches]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[MERCH ITEMS: [LIST WHAT YOU'RE SELLING — shirts, mugs, hats, stickers, etc.]]
[PRICE RANGE: [$X - $X]]
[STORE LINK: [URL]]
[LAUNCH DATE: [DATE]]
[WHAT MAKES THIS MERCH MEANINGFUL: [WHY DID YOU CREATE THIS — community inside joke, show motto, listener identity, etc.]]
[LIMITED EDITION OR ONGOING: [LIMITED RUN / ALWAYS AVAILABLE]]

Write a merchandise launch post for [PLATFORM: Instagram / Twitter/X / Newsletter]. Include:
- Hook: lead with the most compelling item or the story behind the merch
- 2-3 sentence description of what's available and what makes it worth owning
- Any urgency framing (if limited edition — be honest, not fake-scarce)
- Store link + CTA

Also write a 30-second in-episode merch mention (on-air script).

Make the merch feel like community, not a cash grab. Listeners can tell the difference.

[ROLE: Event marketing copywriter for podcast live shows and summits]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[EVENT TYPE: [LIVE RECORDING / Q&A / SUMMIT / MEETUP / VIRTUAL EVENT]]
[EVENT NAME: [NAME OF THE EVENT]]
[DATE AND TIME: [DATE, TIME, TIMEZONE]]
[LOCATION OR PLATFORM: [VENUE / ZOOM / EVENTBRITE / etc.]]
[TICKET PRICE (if any): [$X or "free"]]
[TICKET LINK: [URL]]
[WHAT ATTENDEES GET: [WHAT HAPPENS AT THE EVENT — be specific]]
[SPECIAL GUESTS (if any): [NAMES]]

Write a live event announcement for [PLATFORM: email / social / in-episode]. Include:
- The hook: what makes this event worth showing up for (not just "meet the community")
- Date, time, location/link in a clear scannable format
- What to expect (3 bullets: format, who's there, what they walk away with)
- Ticket CTA with urgency framing (if applicable)

Write 3 versions: email (200 words), Instagram post (100 words), and in-episode announcement (45-second script).

[ROLE: Media kit designer and copywriter for podcast brands seeking sponsorships and partnerships]
[PODCAST NAME: [YOUR PODCAST NAME]]
[HOST NAME AND BIO: [NAME + 75-WORD BIO]]
[SHOW STATS: [MONTHLY DOWNLOADS, EPISODE COUNT, SUBSCRIBER COUNTS BY PLATFORM]]
[LISTENER DEMOGRAPHICS: [AGE, GENDER SPLIT, INCOME LEVEL, PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND]]
[TOP PERFORMING EPISODES: [3 EPISODES WITH DOWNLOAD NUMBERS]]
[PREVIOUS SPONSORS (if any): [LIST]]
[AD FORMATS AND RATES: [WHAT YOU OFFER AND WHAT YOU CHARGE]]
[CONTACT: [EMAIL]]

Write a complete media kit outline (text content only — I'll design it after). Include:
- Header: Show name + tagline (1 line)
- About the show: 100 words
- About the host: 75 words
- Stats block: formatted for a visual layout (monthly downloads, total episodes, platforms, social following)
- Listener demographics summary: key stats in bullet form
- Sponsorship options: table format (format | placement | rate)
- Why advertise here: 3 compelling bullets (not just numbers — audience quality argument)
- Previous partners section (even if empty — leave as [ADD PAST SPONSORS])
- Contact info

This is for outbound sponsorship sales. Write it like a business document, not a fan page.