Your recordings already
contain the posts.

Approve recording proof in the fact bank, QA with Strategy behind this post, then send a LinkedIn-shaped review link - so clients sign off on evidence and copy together.

Recording-specific facts start as Suggested until you Approve or Hide them. How the fact bank grounds LinkedIn drafts without mixing Brief Sparky and call evidence.

Brief Sparky (4,500 characters), optional positioning claim, and approved fact-bank proof serve different jobs. How to use each without duplicating yourself.

Framework posts need models and evidence. Use Brief Sparky for the model, the fact bank for approved metrics, and Strategy before you schedule.

Transcript quote, funnel job, distinctiveness score, column brief, and learned voice rules - what the Strategy behind this post drawer shows before you approve.

The optional one-sentence claim steers moment pick, evidence framing, and distinctiveness checks - separate from your long Brief Sparky and your voice profile.

Start a SparkVox project from a native Google Doc in Drive on paid plans - text export server-side, same moment extraction and voice pipeline as transcripts.

Advice written cold for LinkedIn often comes out softer than it did in the actual client conversation. Here's why the room and the feed produce different versions, and what that costs.

Later competes with next week's client prep and always loses. Here's what the delay actually costs beyond the missed post - the compounding pattern that makes content worth anything.