You're Sitting on a Goldmine of LinkedIn Content. You Just Don't Know It Yet.

I had a problem that bugged me for a long time.

I've been creating content for years. Blog posts, podcast appearances, conference talks, newsletter essays. Hours and hours of thinking, writing, and speaking about topics I care about.

And yet, when it came time to post on LinkedIn, I'd stare at a blank screen.

All that content existed. But it wasn't LinkedIn content. It was long-form. It was scattered. It was in the wrong format.

I built Magic Drafts to solve this problem for myself. Now it's solving it for everyone.

Your content exists, but it's trapped

Magic Drafts is perfect for:

Podcast guests: You've done 20 interviews. Each one has 10+ valuable insights. But those insights are buried in hour-long audio files that nobody will ever listen to twice.

Blog writers: You've written thousands of words on your blog or company website. Great content, but it's not getting seen because it's not on LinkedIn.

Conference speakers: You've given talks with slides full of valuable ideas. But slides aren't posts.

Newsletter writers: You send great content to your subscribers weekly. But non-subscribers never see it.

The content exists. The thinking has been done. But it's in the wrong format, on the wrong platform.

Magic Drafts fixes this.

How It Works

1. Build your library: Add URLs to your blog posts. Paste transcripts from podcasts. Upload PDFs of presentations. Drop in text from anywhere.

1. Generate drafts: Click "Generate Draft" and Magic Drafts pulls insights from your library. It creates LinkedIn-ready posts based on YOUR existing content.

1. Edit and schedule: Refine the draft, pick a time, and schedule. The whole process takes minutes.

That podcast you recorded six months ago? It can become ten LinkedIn posts.

That blog series you wrote last year? Each article can spawn multiple posts.

All without starting from scratch.

Why This Is Different From Generic AI

Generic AI writing tools work like this: you give it a topic, it generates generic content about that topic.

The problem is obvious. The content doesn't sound like you. It doesn't contain YOUR insights. It's just... competent filler.

Magic Drafts works differently because it starts with YOUR content.

The insights come from your podcast appearances. The frameworks come from your blog posts. The examples come from your talks.

AI just transforms the format. The substance is yours.

This is why Magic Drafts posts actually sound like you, because they're built from content you created.

Real Example

Let's say you were interviewed on a podcast about hiring.

In the interview, you mentioned a story about your worst hire and what you learned.

Without Magic Drafts: That story is buried at minute 47 of a podcast that 500 people listened to.

With Magic Drafts: You paste the transcript into your library. Generate a draft. AI pulls out that hiring story and transforms it into a LinkedIn post that reaches 50,000 people.

Same insight. Same story. Completely different reach.

The autopilot option

It gets better.

You can set Magic Drafts to generate new posts on a schedule: daily, weekly, whatever works for you.

It pulls from your library and creates drafts automatically. You wake up, review, tweak, and post.

The hard part (having ideas) is handled. The library holds your ideas. Magic Drafts transforms them.

Who This Is For

Magic Drafts is especially powerful if you:

• Have a podcast or have been a guest on podcasts
• Write for your company blog or personal blog
• Give talks at conferences or internal events
• Send a newsletter or have an email archive
• Have documentation, SOPs, or internal content that could be public

Basically: if you've created content anywhere, you have raw material for LinkedIn.

Magic Drafts turns that raw material into posts.

Why I Built This

I built Magic Drafts because I was frustrated.

I had all this content (podcast appearances, blog posts, talks) and none of it was working for me on LinkedIn.

Every LinkedIn post felt like starting from scratch. But I knew the insights already existed somewhere.

Magic Drafts is the tool I wished I had. Now it exists for everyone.

LinkedIn consistency is hard because people think they need new ideas every day. You don't. You need to resurface the ideas you've already had, in a format that works for LinkedIn. Your content library is a goldmine — you just need to extract it.

Still stuck on what to write about? Here are 100 LinkedIn post prompts to get you started. Or figure out how often you should actually be posting.