87 episodes. Zero of them searchable.
You've already written dozens of blog posts. They're trapped in audio. Paste a transcript and Keyworth builds an article from what you actually said — your quotes, your numbers, your argument — and publishes it to your own site.
A fortnightly show gives you two articles a month. Keyworth writes the other twenty-eight.
Your episodes are the part only you can make. The rest of the month is research, and that part we can do without you in the room.
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From your episodes
One article per transcript you paste.
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From keyword research
Written and published on the weeks you release nothing.
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Articles a month, on your site
Every one under your own domain.
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One episode, three steps
Paste the transcript
Drop in the transcript your podcast host already generates. One episode, one paste. No new tooling, no re-recording.
We find what the episode is really about
We pull the quotes, the takeaways, the names, the numbers, then pick the keyword people actually search for around that subject.
The article goes live on your site
A full, keyword-targeted piece built from what was said in the episode, published to your own site on your own schedule.
What comes out the other side
An example, side by side: the raw conversation on the left, the published article on the right.
Episode transcript
Host: Most people come to you after they've already tried three programmes. What's different about the first four weeks?
Coach: We don't touch training volume in week one. Not at all. We fix sleep and protein first, because if those two are broken every session after that is wasted.
Host: That sounds slow.
Coach: It looks slow for about ten days. Then the first real session lands and they're recovering in two days instead of five. The average client I see is eating around 70 grams of protein a day when they start. We're aiming for closer to 130.
Host: And people accept the wait?
Coach: They accept it when I tell them the truth: nobody ever got stronger in the gym. You get stronger between sessions. The gym is just the stimulus.
Published article
Why Your First Four Weeks of Coaching Should Not Add Volume
Most people arrive at a coach with three failed programmes behind them and one assumption intact: that the fix is more training. It usually is not. In the first four weeks, the two variables worth changing are the ones that happen away from the gym.
We don't touch training volume in week one. Not at all. We fix sleep and protein first, because if those two are broken every session after that is wasted.
The protein gap is bigger than most clients think
The typical intake sits near 70 grams a day. The working target is closer to 130. That gap, not programme design, is what turns a five-day recovery window into a two-day one once real sessions begin.
Nobody ever got stronger in the gym. You get stronger between sessions. The gym is just the stimulus.
Both quotes matched verbatim to the transcript before publishing.
And the episodes are not even the main thing.
Your audience searches between episodes. We write those too.
Episode articles are one lane. Between releases, Keyworth keeps publishing to your site: keyword-researched, SEO-optimised articles around the subjects your audience searches for, whether you uploaded a transcript this week or not.
Keyword research, done for you
We find the searches your listeners are already making in your niche, with real volume behind them, and turn them into a publishing calendar for your site.
New articles on a schedule
Twenty-eight research-led articles a month, written in your brand voice and published automatically. Episode weeks and off weeks look the same to Google: your site keeps growing.
Everything links together
Episode articles and research-led articles interlink, so a transcript piece that ranks pulls authority across the rest of your site, and vice versa.
Why this is not the usual AI blog post
The problem with most automated content is that it says nothing your reader could not have guessed. An episode is the opposite of that, and the pipeline is built to protect it.
Quotes are checked against the transcript
Every quoted line is matched verbatim to the transcript before the article can publish. A quote that is not in the episode does not ship. That is a gate in the pipeline, not a promise in a marketing page.
It sounds like you
The article is written in your brand voice, from your positioning and your language, so it reads like your show rather than like every other AI blog post on the internet.
The specifics survive
The exact numbers, the counterintuitive detail, the thing your guest said that nobody else says. Those are the reason the episode was worth listening to, and they are what makes the article worth reading.
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