Content Repurposing Studio
One blog post becomes ten pieces of content in your voice
The problem
You wrote one good blog post this month. It deserved a LinkedIn post, an X thread, a newsletter mention, and a short video script, and it got none of them, because each format is its own twenty-minute job and the AI drafts you tried sounded like a press release. Repurposing by copy-paste is worse: a blog intro pasted onto LinkedIn reads exactly like a blog intro pasted onto LinkedIn.
The tool
Once installed, this skill turns your AI assistant into a repurposing desk that knows your voice and works from one source at a time. During setup it learns how you write from real samples, not adjectives. Then you paste a finished piece (blog post, case study, podcast transcript, a long email) and ask for the spread: each output rebuilt for its channel, not trimmed down from the original.
The difference is in the rebuilding. Before: one paragraph, ten near-copies, all of them faintly off. After: the LinkedIn post opens with the sharpest claim in the piece, the X thread walks the argument step by step with a real payoff at the end, the newsletter blurb sells the click in two sentences, and the video script is written for a person talking to a camera, with the stumble-words taken out. Everything sourced from your piece, nothing invented to fill space, and each draft checked against your voice profile before you see it. Its honest limit: output quality tracks source quality. A thin source makes ten thin pieces, and the skill will tell you so instead of padding.
What's inside
- A voice profile built from your writing samples during setup, applied to every draft
- LinkedIn posts rebuilt around the strongest claim, not the first paragraph
- X threads that walk the argument with a hook that the piece can actually pay off
- Newsletter blurbs that sell the click in your voice, in under 60 words
- 60-second video scripts written for speech, with a hook, beats, and an ending
- Quote-graphic pull lines, chosen because they stand alone, with none rewritten
How to use it
- 1Click "Install skill" on this page and copy the install prompt.
- 2Paste it into your AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor. Anything that can fetch a URL or accept pasted text).
- 3In setup, paste 3 to 5 pieces of your best writing so it can learn your voice from evidence.
- 4Paste one finished source piece and ask for the full spread, or name the two formats you need this week.
- 5Edit the drafts lightly, post them over the following two weeks, and tell the skill which ones landed.
Example
Say you run a bookkeeping practice and you wrote a post titled "Why your profit and your bank balance disagree." You paste it in. Output (condensed): a LinkedIn post opening "Your books say you made $8,000 last month. Your bank account says otherwise. Both are right."; a 7-tweet thread walking the timing gap with the invoice example from your post; a newsletter blurb ("The question every client asks in March, answered in four minutes"); a 60-second video script starting on the same $8,000 line with a note on where to pause; and three pull quotes, including the one line from your post that works out of context. Plus one flag: "Your post mentions a client story in passing. I did not expand it, since the details aren't in the source. Add two sentences there and the thread gets stronger."
Pro tip
Feed it your worst-performing repurposed post along with your best one during setup, and say which is which. Knowing what flopped in your niche sharpens the voice profile faster than five more good samples, because it learns what to avoid, not only what to copy.
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