Turn one piece of work into a week's marketing.
Paste in anything you've finished, such as an article, a talk or a case study, and get channel-native pieces that each stand on their own, in your voice, with every claim traceable to the source.
Content Repurposing Machine
Free for an email. Works with ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini.
You finish one good piece of work, like an article, a talk or a case study, and then it sits there, because turning it into five other things feels like starting over each time.
- ✓Mines the source for claims, stories and quotables before drafting
- ✓Written to each format, not the same paragraph five times
- ✓Weak drafts get cut and you're told why
CONTENT REPURPOSING — Output set
Source: 1,800-word case study on a client onboarding fix
LinkedIn post: the one counterintuitive decision, 140 words, source: para 4
Twitter thread: 6-tweet breakdown of the before/after numbers, source: paras 2, 7
Email newsletter: reframed as a lesson for readers, 320 words
Cut: Instagram carousel draft — source material too text-heavy, would read as filler
Who This Is For
- ✓You've got finished work (articles, talks, case studies) that never gets reused
- ✓You want channel-native content, not the same paragraph pasted five places
- ✓You need every claim traceable back to the source, not invented
- ✓You'd rather know a draft is weak before you post it than after
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The download appears straight away. You'll also get the occasional email about what I'm building.
Load the file
Upload or paste the skill into a new Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini conversation. Free tiers work fine.
Hand over the job
The skill runs a real specialist's method: questions in phases, exact steps and honest trade-offs.
What can I paste in?
Anything finished: an article, a talk transcript, a case study, a long report.
Does it just reformat the same text?
No. It pulls the claims, stories and quotes out of the source first, then writes properly for each format.
How do I know a claim isn't made up?
Every claim in the output can be traced back to the source material.
What if a draft isn't good enough?
Weak drafts get cut, and you're told why, so you aren't left fixing a mediocre piece yourself.
Content Repurposing Machine
Turn one piece of work into a week's marketing.
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