content-repurposer
Adapt content across platforms with tone/format shifting — blog to social, long to short, text to visual outline. Use when repurposing content for different channels, audiences, or formats.
What this skill does
# Content Repurposer
Frameworks for systematically transforming content across formats, platforms, and audiences while maintaining message integrity and maximizing reach.
## Content Transformation Matrix
### Platform-Specific Formats
| Source Format | Twitter/X | LinkedIn | Instagram | Newsletter | Blog | Podcast Notes |
|--------------|-----------|----------|-----------|-----------|------|--------------|
| **Blog post** | Thread (5-10 tweets) | Article excerpt + CTA | Carousel (5-10 slides) | Summary + link | N/A | Episode outline |
| **Research report** | Key stat tweets | Executive summary | Infographic | Top findings | Summary article | Discussion points |
| **Presentation** | Quote cards | Slide highlights | Carousel | Key takeaways | Written recap | Interview format |
| **Video/Webinar** | Clip highlights | Key moments + transcript | Reels/clips | Timestamps + summary | Full transcript post | Audio extract |
| **Case study** | Results thread | Before/after story | Testimonial graphic | Customer spotlight | Full narrative | Interview episode |
| **Data/Report** | Single stat graphics | Analysis + chart | Data visualization | Trend commentary | Deep dive analysis | Data storytelling |
### Transformation Workflow
```
CONTENT REPURPOSING PIPELINE:
1. AUDIT SOURCE CONTENT
- Identify core message (1 sentence)
- Extract key data points (3-5 stats)
- List supporting arguments (3-5 points)
- Note quotable phrases
- Identify visual elements
2. MAP TARGET PLATFORMS
For each platform, define:
- Format constraints (character limits, dimensions)
- Audience expectations (tone, depth, style)
- Best posting times
- CTA appropriate for platform
- Hashtag/keyword strategy
3. TRANSFORM CONTENT
- Adapt tone to platform voice
- Restructure for format requirements
- Add platform-native elements (polls, carousels, threads)
- Optimize headlines/hooks for each platform
- Create platform-specific CTAs
4. SCHEDULE AND DISTRIBUTE
- Stagger releases (don't post everywhere simultaneously)
- Primary platform first, then secondary
- Monitor performance per platform
- Iterate based on engagement data
```
## Format-Specific Templates
### Blog to Twitter/X Thread
```
THREAD TEMPLATE (from blog post):
Tweet 1 (HOOK):
[Surprising stat or bold claim from the article]
A thread on [topic]. 🧵
Tweet 2-8 (BODY):
Each tweet = one key point from the blog
- Lead with the insight, not the setup
- Use numbers and specifics
- One idea per tweet
- End tweets with transitions or line breaks
Tweet 9 (SUMMARY):
TL;DR:
• [Point 1]
• [Point 2]
• [Point 3]
Tweet 10 (CTA):
Full article with [additional value]: [link]
If this was useful, follow for more on [topic].
THREAD RULES:
- Hook must stand alone (most people see only tweet 1)
- Each tweet should be valuable independently
- 5-12 tweets ideal (shorter = better engagement)
- Include 1-2 data points per tweet maximum
- End with clear CTA (follow, link, retweet)
```
### Blog to LinkedIn Post
```
LINKEDIN POST TEMPLATE:
[Hook line — bold claim, question, or surprising stat]
[2-3 sentence expansion of the hook]
Here's what I learned:
1. [Key insight] — [1 sentence explanation]
2. [Key insight] — [1 sentence explanation]
3. [Key insight] — [1 sentence explanation]
[Personal reflection or lesson — 1-2 sentences]
[CTA: What do you think? Link in comments. etc.]
---
LINKEDIN RULES:
- First 2 lines must hook (before "see more" fold)
- 1,300 characters is the sweet spot
- Personal voice outperforms corporate voice
- Ask a question to drive comments
- Put links in first comment (algorithm preference)
- Use line breaks liberally for readability
```
### Blog to Instagram Carousel
```
CAROUSEL TEMPLATE (10 slides max):
Slide 1 (COVER):
- Bold headline (5-8 words)
- Subtitle with value proposition
- Clean design, brand colors
- "Swipe →" indicator
Slides 2-8 (CONTENT):
- One point per slide
- Large text (readable without zooming)
- Supporting graphic or icon
- Consistent design template
- Max 30 words per slide
Slide 9 (SUMMARY):
- "Key takeaways:" or "Remember:"
- 3-4 bullet points
- Condensed version of all slides
Slide 10 (CTA):
- "Save this for later"
- "Share with someone who needs this"
- "Follow @handle for more"
- Link to full article in bio
CAROUSEL RULES:
- Square (1080x1080) or Portrait (1080x1350)
- Consistent font and color scheme
- Each slide must work independently
- Text-heavy slides outperform image-heavy
- Cover slide is everything (determines swipe rate)
```
### Long-Form to Newsletter
```
NEWSLETTER TRANSFORMATION:
SUBJECT LINE: [Curiosity gap or benefit statement]
PREVIEW TEXT: [Extends subject line, doesn't repeat it]
OPENING (2-3 sentences):
- Personal hook or timely reference
- Why this matters right now
- What they'll learn
KEY POINTS (3-5):
Each point:
- Bold subheading
- 2-3 sentence explanation
- Data point or example
- "Why it matters" sentence
ACTIONABLE TAKEAWAY:
- "Here's what to do with this:"
- 1-3 specific actions reader can take today
CTA:
- Link to full content
- Reply prompt ("What's your take?")
- Share prompt
NEWSLETTER RULES:
- 500-800 words ideal (3-5 min read)
- Write like you're emailing one person
- One topic per newsletter
- Consistent sending day/time
- Mobile-first formatting (short paragraphs)
```
## Tone Adaptation Guide
### Tone Shifting Framework
| Dimension | Formal | Professional | Conversational | Casual |
|-----------|--------|-------------|---------------|--------|
| **Contractions** | Never | Occasionally | Frequently | Always |
| **Jargon** | Industry-standard | Defined on first use | Avoided | Slang OK |
| **Sentences** | Complex, long | Mixed length | Short, punchy | Fragments OK |
| **Pronouns** | Third person | "We" / "You" | "I" / "You" | "I" / "You" |
| **Humor** | None | Light, professional | Moderate | Frequent |
| **Data** | Citations required | Data-supported | Anecdotal OK | Opinions welcome |
| **CTA** | "Please review" | "Consider implementing" | "Try this today" | "Go do this!" |
### Platform-Native Voice
```
PLATFORM VOICE GUIDE:
TWITTER/X:
- Sharp, witty, concise
- Hot takes and strong opinions
- Numbers and lists
- "One thing" framing
- Contrarian positioning works
LINKEDIN:
- Professional but personal
- "Lessons learned" framing
- Story-driven (personal anecdote → business insight)
- Humble bragging is expected
- Engagement bait: questions, polls, hot takes
INSTAGRAM:
- Visual-first, text supports
- Aspirational and educational
- Step-by-step formats
- "Save-worthy" content
- Emoji use is normal and expected
NEWSLETTER:
- Intimate, one-to-one voice
- Longer form, deeper analysis
- Personal stories and behind-the-scenes
- Exclusive feel ("you're getting this first")
- Reader relationship building
BLOG:
- Comprehensive, authoritative
- SEO-aware (keywords in headings)
- Structured with scannable headings
- Internal and external links
- Evergreen value
```
## Content Atomization Strategy
### One Piece → Many Assets
```
FROM ONE BLOG POST, CREATE:
SOCIAL (same week):
□ Twitter/X thread (5-10 tweets)
□ LinkedIn post (condensed insights)
□ Instagram carousel (visual summary)
□ Facebook post (discussion prompt)
VISUAL (within 2 weeks):
□ Infographic (key data points)
□ Quote cards (2-3 quotable lines)
□ Chart/graph (standalone data viz)
AUDIO/VIDEO (within 1 month):
□ Podcast episode outline
□ Short-form video script (60-90 sec)
□ Webinar talking points
DERIVATIVE CONTENT (ongoing):
□ Newsletter feature
□ Email sequence content
□ Presentation slide
□ Internal training material
□ FAQ entry
```
### Headline Adaptation
| Platform | Headline Style | Example |
|----------|---------------|---------|
| **Blog** | SEO + clarity | "How to Reduce Customer Churn by 30% Using DaRelated in Writing & Docs
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