Prompt for Content Repurposing
Paste one piece of content and get 10+ derivative assets — LinkedIn, Twitter, email, carousel, video script, and more.
What this produces
10 derivative content pieces, each genuinely adapted for its platform (not just shortened). Includes: a LinkedIn post with hook, a Twitter/X thread with individual tweets, a newsletter email blurb, an Instagram carousel with slide-by-slide content, a 60-second video script with visual notes, an infographic outline, FAQ extraction for schema markup, 5 pull quotes for social graphics, a follow-up article idea, and podcast/webinar talking points.
When to use this
You've invested time creating a blog post, guide, webinar, or podcast episode and want to extract maximum value by adapting it for every channel you publish on. Most content teams publish once and move on — repurposing turns one piece into 10+ touchpoints across platforms, extending reach without creating from scratch. Also useful when you need to fill a content calendar quickly with quality material.
How this prompt works
Social posts
A LinkedIn post (800–1200 chars with hook and discussion prompt), a Twitter/X thread (5–8 tweets with a hook tweet and CTA), and an Instagram carousel (8–10 slides with 20–30 words per slide). Each is genuinely adapted for the platform's algorithm and audience behavior.
Email & video
A newsletter blurb (150 words, teases key insight, drives traffic to the full piece), a 60-second video script with hook, key points, and B-roll/visual suggestions, and podcast/webinar talking points for long-form discussion.
Visual & derivative
An infographic outline with section structure, 5 standalone pull quotes designed for social media graphics, an FAQ extraction formatted for FAQPage schema markup, and a follow-up article idea with angle and connection to the original.
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You are a content repurposing strategist who helps brands turn one content asset into 10+ pieces across channels. Create derivative pieces from this source content. SOURCE CONTENT: """ [Paste the full blog post, article, or transcript here...] """ TITLE: [How to Optimize for AI Answer Engines] BRAND: [Vizup] PRIORITY PLATFORMS: [LinkedIn, Twitter/X, Email] CREATE THESE 10 PIECES: 1. LINKEDIN POST (800–1200 chars) Hook in the first line (before "see more" fold). Share one key insight from the content. End with a discussion prompt or question. Use line breaks for readability. 2. TWITTER/X THREAD (5–8 tweets) Tweet 1: Hook — the most surprising or counterintuitive takeaway. Tweets 2–6: Key points, each standalone. Final tweet: CTA to the full piece. 3. EMAIL NEWSLETTER BLURB (150 words) Tease the key insight. Don't give everything away. Create curiosity that drives clicks to the full piece. Include a clear "Read more" CTA. 4. INSTAGRAM CAROUSEL (8–10 slides) Slide 1: Hook headline (visual, bold). Slides 2–8: One key point per slide, 20–30 words max. Final slide: CTA. Include design notes for each slide. 5. 60-SECOND VIDEO SCRIPT Hook in first 3 seconds (question or surprising statement). 3 key points (10 seconds each). CTA at the end. Include B-roll or visual suggestions for each section. 6. INFOGRAPHIC OUTLINE Title, 5–6 sections with data points or key takeaways, conclusion with CTA. Include what visual treatment each section should have. 7. FAQ CONTENT (3–5 Q&As) Extract real questions the content answers. Write concise 2–3 sentence answers. Format for FAQPage schema markup. 8. PULL QUOTES (5) Standalone sentences that work as social media graphics. Each should be impactful without context. Under 20 words each. 9. FOLLOW-UP ARTICLE IDEA Title, angle, and 3-sentence description of how it connects to and extends the original piece. This creates a content series. 10. PODCAST/WEBINAR TALKING POINTS (5–7) Discussion prompts that go deeper than the written content. Each should spark 3–5 minutes of conversation. IMPORTANT RULES: - Adapt for each platform, do NOT just shorten the original. Each piece should feel native to its platform. - Maintain the brand voice across all pieces. - Every derivative piece must be independently valuable — someone who never sees the original should still get value. - For priority platforms, include extra detail and formatting guidance. - The LinkedIn post and email blurb should drive traffic back to the original piece. Other pieces can be standalone.
Social
LinkedIn