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CiteScript
Turn video scripts into content Google ranks and AI cites
Google and AI assistants can't read video or audio. CiteScript turns scripts and podcast transcripts into articles, FAQs, social posts, and episode kits.
Hey everyone. I built CiteScript to fix a problem at my own company. We run a very successful YouTube channel, and over the years it has accumulated a huge amount of genuinely useful knowledge. The catch is that all of it lived on YouTube and none of it lived on our website. When someone asked ChatGPT or Perplexity a question we had answered on camera a dozen times, we were nowhere in the response. AI assistants quote web pages, not videos.
What made it worth building rather than just complaining about: we already had the scripts. The thinking was done. It just sat in a format search and AI retrieval cannot read. CiteScript takes one script or transcript and produces the whole written layer: an SEO article, an FAQ page with schema, social posts, show notes, and a podcast episode kit. Paste once, and every format comes from the same source.
It does not scrape videos (you paste your script or upload captions), and nobody can guarantee AI citations but what it does is make your content readable, extractable, and findable when the retrieval step runs, which is the part you control.
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About CiteScript on Product Hunt
“Turn video scripts into content Google ranks and AI cites”
CiteScript was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #67 on the daily leaderboard. Google and AI assistants can't read video or audio. CiteScript turns scripts and podcast transcripts into articles, FAQs, social posts, and episode kits.
CiteScript was featured in Marketing (468k followers), SEO (38.1k followers) and Artificial Intelligence (478.1k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 211.2k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted CiteScript?
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