Content Repurposing

Turn a blog post or video transcript into a LinkedIn post, X thread, newsletter section, and short-form scripts: each native, not shrunken copies.

Source content:
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[PASTE BLOG POST, TRANSCRIPT, OR LONG-FORM PIECE]
"""

Repurpose the content above into the formats below. The rule that matters most: each derivative gets built around the SINGLE strongest insight for that platform. Do not compress the whole piece into a smaller wall of text.

1. **LinkedIn post**: pick the most professionally useful insight. Hook under 140 characters, 1,300-1,900 characters total, short lines, one saveable element (framework, numbers, checklist).
2. **X/Twitter thread**: 5-8 posts. First post must stand alone as a complete, sharable claim. One idea per post. No "a thread 🧵" announcements.
3. **Newsletter section**: 150-250 words, conversational, written as if recommending the insight to a friend, ending with one line on why it matters this week.
4. **Two short-form video scripts (30-45s each)**: spoken-word register: contractions, short sentences. Structure: hook (first 2 seconds, on-screen-text-worthy) → payoff → one concrete example → button ending.
5. **Three quote graphics**: pull 3 sentences from the source that work standalone, lightly edited for punch. Quote them exactly if they already work.

Preserve the author's voice and claims. Do not add facts, statistics, or examples that aren't in the source. If a derivative needs a fact the source lacks, mark it [NEEDS: what].

How to use

Run this on your best-performing content first: repurposing multiplies what already works. Expect to use about 80% of the output as-is; the per-platform 'strongest insight' selections are usually right, but swap them if you know your audience better.

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"""

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