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Marketing · Content repurposing

Turn one blog post into LinkedIn posts, an email and slides

Publish once. The LinkedIn posts, the newsletter and the slides come back written in your tone.

Why it matters

Writing the article is the fast part. Turning it into LinkedIn posts, a newsletter and a deck takes the rest of the day, and it is the first thing dropped when the week gets busy. So good content gets published once and never worked again.

Plugs into

Your blogLinkedInYour newsletter toolPast postsYour shared drive

These are examples. Every use case is built around the tools you already run, whatever they are, and you keep using them exactly as before.

Then it runs on its own

  1. 1

    Picks up the article as soon as you publish it

  2. 2

    Learns your tone from everything you posted before

  3. 3

    Rewrites it for each channel, with a different angle each time

  4. 4

    Builds the slides and drops everything in your drive

Delivered where you already work

Each time you publish something new, in whichever channel your team already uses. We set the timing around how you work, not the other way round.

EmailWhatsAppSlackTeams

What you get back

  • Three to five LinkedIn posts, each with a different angle
  • A newsletter version, ready to send
  • A short slide deck covering the same content

What it actually looks like

The real output, using sample data. Every line traces back to the source it came from.

Content pack · one article, twelve piecesOpen full size →
3h30
saved per article
Once it's running

Thirty minutes, including your edits

We build it with your team

Every workshop is built around the use cases you pick. This one is usually covered in the Accelerator, on your own tools and your own data.

  • We use your own content, so the tone is right from the start
  • Your team learns what makes the difference between usable and generic
  • You leave with the formats your company actually publishes

Want it extended, maintained and connected to more of your systems afterwards? Let's discuss →

Want this running in your team?

30 minutes. Tell us what your team spends its week on and we'll tell you which of these would save the most time.