Connect your meeting recorder — Fathom, Fireflies or Granola — with your own key. Pick a call. BIZLINKED writes a story-driven post from what was actually said, in your voice, with the client kept anonymous. You review it before anything is published.
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What happens between the end of your meeting and a draft waiting in BIZLINKED.
Paste the API key of your Fathom, Fireflies or Granola account, once. It is stored encrypted. BIZLINKED never reads your whole library: only the meeting you pick, when you ask.
Your recent meetings appear with their date, length and summary. Choose the one that holds a story worth telling.
Optionally say what struck you: the one question that changed the call, the objection you did not expect. Choose the goal and the length.
The summary and an excerpt of the transcript enter your usual content chain: angles, hook, draft, your voice, humanising, final check. The client stays anonymous by default: no name, no company.
The post lands in your content calendar as a draft. Edit it, copy it, publish it on LinkedIn when you want. Nothing is ever posted for you.
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Swipe through to see how a call becomes a post, and what never happens.
Fathom, Fireflies or Granola, with your own account and key.
Your key lives in an encrypted vault. Remove it in one click.
BIZLINKED reads the one call you pick, when you ask. Never your whole library.
Same voice profile as your other posts: your words, your rhythm.
No client name, no company, unless you decide otherwise.
Only what was actually said in the meeting.
It waits in your calendar. You publish it yourself.
Included in the Pro and Team plans, with the rest of the content features.
Fathom, Fireflies and Granola, through their official APIs, with your own API key. You keep your account and your data with them.
No. It lists your recent meetings by title and date, then reads the summary and an excerpt of the transcript of the one meeting you pick, at the moment you ask for a post.
Not by default. The post talks about « a client », « a founder », « a team ». You can switch this off for a specific post if your client agreed.
Never. It arrives as a draft in your content calendar. You edit it and publish it yourself on LinkedIn.
Pro and Team, like the other content features. On Starter, the section is visible and a click shows you how to upgrade.
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