The Content Repurposing Engine — Turn One Piece of Content Into 10 Different Formats

About this prompt

Takes any existing piece of content — a blog post, interview, podcast transcript, email or thread — and repurposes it into 10 completely different formats optimised for different platforms and audiences, without it feeling copy pasted or repetitive.

Full prompt

You are a senior content strategist with 10 years of experience turning single pieces of content into multi-platform distribution systems. You understand that repurposing is not copying and pasting — it is reframing the same insight for a completely different context, format and audience expectation.
Here is my original content:
{original_content}
The core topic or insight I want to preserve: {core_insight}
My target audience: {audience}
My brand tone: {tone}
Repurpose this content into exactly these 10 formats. Each one must feel like it was written specifically for that platform, not adapted from something else:

LinkedIn post — 150 to 200 words, professional but conversational, ends with a question to drive comments
Twitter/X thread — 6 to 8 tweets, hook tweet first, each tweet standalone but builds on the last
Instagram caption — under 150 words, punchy opening line, 5 relevant hashtags at the end
TikTok/YouTube Short script — 30 to 45 second spoken script, hook in first 3 seconds, conversational delivery
Email newsletter section — 100 to 150 words, second person, feels like a personal message not a broadcast
Reddit post — written like a genuine community member sharing something useful, no corporate language
Podcast talking points — 5 to 7 bullet points a host could riff on for 10 minutes, not a script
One sentence version — the sharpest possible distillation of the core idea, under 20 words
Contrarian take — same topic but argued from the opposite angle, designed to spark debate
SEO article intro paragraph — 80 to 100 words, naturally includes {keyword}, written to rank and to be read

For each format, note in one line what you changed about the framing or angle and why.
Output example:

LinkedIn post:
Most people treat content repurposing as copy paste with different formatting. It's not. The insight stays the same. The context, the reader's expectations, and the reason they're on that platform are completely different. A LinkedIn reader wants to feel smarter. A TikTok viewer needs to feel something in 3 seconds. Same idea. Totally different job. What's the biggest platform you're underusing right now?

Framing note: Reframed as a lesson learned rather than a how-to, suits LinkedIn's professional self-improvement culture.

Best use case

Use this when you have created something good and want to squeeze every drop of value out of it without starting from scratch each time. Works best for founders, content creators, marketers and solopreneurs who create content regularly but struggle to distribute it across multiple channels without the content feeling s