Podcast Transcription: Episode Texts for Your Blog and SEO

Search engines do not listen to audio — they read text. While an episode has no text version, its content barely exists for search.

What an episode transcript gives you

  • An article for your site or blog — the full transcript becomes the base of the episode’s text version.
  • Timestamps for the description — they make it easy to build navigation by topic.
  • Announcements and posts — the AI summary with the main points is handy for the episode description and social media.
  • Subtitles — the .srt file can be uploaded to the video version of your podcast on YouTube.

How to transcribe an episode

  1. Send the Fish bot the episode’s audio file or a link to the episode on YouTube.
  2. Get a .txt with the transcript, timestamps and summary, plus an .srt.
  3. Edit the text: remove filler words, split it into paragraphs, add subheadings.

Why it works for SEO

In conversation, guests mention names and terms and answer questions that people later look up in search. In text, all of this becomes visible to search engines, and the episode starts to be found for specific queries, not only by the podcast’s name.

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