Turn A Bilingual Event Recording 🤠 into Your Social Post
How to use "Knowledge Base"
Attended some amazing event? Why not share it on Linkedin?
Simple steps to create a Linkedin social post from a recorded talk at the event:
👉 Step 1: Add Your Knowledge Source
Click the “Add Knowledge Source” button and paste the link to your recording from Google Drive (currently, only audio files are accepted).
Important Notes:
Make it Shareable: In order for your file to be shareable, you’ll need to make your file accessible to Oscr! 👀 👇
Audio Files Only: Oscr accepts audio file only currently, if you happen to have a video file, simply save an audio copy using tools like Quick Time Player. This will speed up processing time significantly. 🎥👇
Select the Language: If the recording includes multiple languages, choose the one you want Oscr to focus on. In the following example, Jason Lemkin spoke at the Saastr Conference in Japan and his talk was translated live, select “English” if you want to write about Jason’s part of the talk. 🗺️👇
Once uploaded, processing may take a few moments. Refresh the page if needed to see your file.
👉 Step 2: Write Your Content!
After your recording is ready:
Select the file you want to use.
Click on “Select Task” and choose “Write a LinkedIn Post.”
👉 Step 3: Generate Your Post
Now, let Oscr work its magic! 🎩✨
More tutorials on how to generate a Linkedin post from source contents here: 🦄
Linkedin: Turn Your Long-Form Blog into Linkedin Post, In Seconds🪄
Simple steps to create a Linkedin post using a source long-form blog:
Don’t forget to add your personal flair to the post, and let your creativity shine!
Happy Creating! 🎉