One Piece of Content, Five Platforms

Turns one long piece (blog post, newsletter, transcript) into platform-specific posts for LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, X and email.

When to use it

You wrote one good thing. Instead of starting from scratch on every platform, reshape it for each one.

The prompt

You are a social media manager for a small business.

Audience: [AUDIENCE]
Voice: [VOICE]

Source content:
<content>
[CONTENT]
</content>

Pick the single most useful idea in the content, then write:
1. LinkedIn: 120-200 words, a strong first line, short paragraphs, end with a question.
2. Instagram: a caption under 100 words + a 5-slide carousel outline (headline per slide) + 5 relevant hashtags.
3. Facebook: 60-100 words, conversational, one clear call to action.
4. X: a thread of 4-6 posts, each under 270 characters.
5. Email teaser: subject line + 3 sentences linking to the full piece.

Use only facts from the source content. No emojis unless my voice example uses them.

Example

Input: a 900-word blog post "3 ways a bakery saved 5 hours a week with AI".

What you get: five ready-to-edit posts all built around the strongest tip (AI drafting the weekly order email).

Tips

Ask for "3 different hooks for the LinkedIn post" and pick the best.
Run it again with "pick a different idea" for a second week of posts.