Marketing helps businesses find customers and build trust. Content creation is the core of modern marketing strategy. It involves making videos, articles, and social media posts. Good content helps you connect with your target audience.

Many creators struggle to keep up with the demand for new posts. Creating original work every day is very difficult. Marketing focuses on delivering value consistently across many different platforms.

Content repurposing is the act of turning one piece of work into many. It saves time and energy for busy creators and brands. You can turn a single blog post into many different social media updates. This approach helps you reach people on their favorite platforms.

This sub-category includes tools to transform webinars, podcasts, and articles. These prompts help you extract the best parts of your existing work. You can maintain a consistent brand voice while changing the format. Repurposing ensures your best ideas get the attention they deserve.

How to Use These Prompts

  1. Select a prompt from the list below that fits your current needs.
  2. Copy the entire text inside the blockquote.
  3. Paste the prompt into your preferred AI chat tool.
  4. Replace the bracketed placeholder with your actual content or link.
  5. Review the AI output and make small edits for your brand voice.

1. Blog to LinkedIn Posts

This prompt transforms a long-form article into several high-engagement social posts. It is perfect for professional creators who want to build authority on LinkedIn. It solves the problem of manual rewriting for different social platforms.

You are a Social Media Manager specializing in high-growth LinkedIn strategies. Your objective is to transform a provided blog post into three distinct, high-engagement LinkedIn posts. You are working with a long-form article that needs to be distilled into punchy, professional social updates.

  1. Analyze the core message and the top three takeaways from the text.
  2. Create one ‘How-to’ post based on the tactical advice.
  3. Create one ‘Opinion’ post that challenges a common industry belief found in the text.
  4. Create one ‘Listicle’ post summarizing the main points.

Each post must include a strong hook in the first sentence. Use plenty of white space between sentences for readability. Do not use hashtags or emojis. End each post with a question to encourage comments. Use a professional yet conversational tone. I use this approach to ensure the content feels native to the LinkedIn feed rather than a mere summary. Format the output as: Post 1: [Title], [Body], [Call to Action], followed by Post 2 and Post 3. [Paste Blog Post Text Here]

Expected Outcome You will receive three ready-to-post LinkedIn updates. Each will have a different angle to test what resonates with your audience. This helps increase your visibility without writing new content from scratch.

User Input Examples

  • A blog post about the future of remote work.
  • A technical guide on setting up a home garden.
  • A list of the top ten productivity tools for 2026.

2. Blog to Email Newsletters

This prompt turns a detailed article into a concise and clickable email newsletter. It is designed for marketers who need to keep their subscribers engaged. It solves the problem of emails being too long or boring.

You are an Email Marketing Specialist focused on click-through rates and reader retention. Your goal is to write a compelling email newsletter that summarizes a blog post and drives traffic back to the website. You need to bridge the gap between a long article and a busy email subscriber.

  1. Write three different subject line options that create curiosity.
  2. Start the email with a relatable problem mentioned in the article.
  3. Provide a brief, bulleted summary of the solution or key points.
  4. Include a clear ‘Read More’ call to action.

Keep the total word count under 200 words. Avoid using promotional or sales-heavy language. Ensure the transition from the hook to the summary is seamless. This structure focuses on the ‘curiosity gap’ to ensure users feel the need to click the link. Structure the output with: Subject Line Options, Greeting, Body Paragraph, Key Takeaways (Bullets), and Call to Action. [Paste Blog Post Text Here]

Expected Outcome You will get a short, punchy email draft and three subject line options. The content will be optimized to get readers to click through to your site. This saves hours of manual summarization.

User Input Examples

  • An industry report on renewable energy trends.
  • A ‘how-to’ guide for first-time home buyers.
  • A personal essay about overcoming career burnout.

3. Long Content to Short Tips

This prompt extracts the most valuable nuggets of information from long documents. It is great for creators who need content for Instagram or Twitter. It solves the problem of valuable information getting lost in long paragraphs.

You are an Educational Content Creator who excels at making complex information simple. Your goal is to extract five to seven ‘quick tips’ or ‘pro tips’ from the provided long-form content. You are looking for the most actionable pieces of advice buried in the text.

  1. Scan the text for imperative sentences and specific advice.
  2. Rewrite these into standalone tips that make sense without context.
  3. Ensure each tip is under 280 characters.
  4. Number each tip for easy reading.

Focus on utility and clarity. Do not use fluff or introductory phrases like ‘In this article.’ Each tip must be a complete thought. This method allows for the creation of ‘micro-content’ that performs well on mobile-first platforms. Format the output as a numbered list of tips. [Paste Long Content Here]

Expected Outcome The AI will provide a list of short, actionable tips. These are perfect for social media graphics or quick status updates. They help you provide value to your audience in seconds.

User Input Examples

  • A 20-page white paper on cybersecurity.
  • A long transcript from a cooking masterclass.
  • An ebook about financial planning for retirees.

4. Webinar to Articles

This prompt takes a transcript from a video presentation and turns it into a structured article. It is best for B2B marketers and educators. It solves the problem of video content being hard to search or skim.

You are a Content Writer and Investigative Journalist. Your task is to convert a webinar transcript into a structured, SEO-friendly blog article. Transcripts are often messy and repetitive. You must clean this up while keeping the speaker’s expertise intact.

  1. Identify the main theme and create a compelling H1 title.
  2. Organize the content into logical sections with H2 and H3 subheadings.
  3. Remove filler words, ‘ums,’ and repetitive anecdotes.
  4. Expand on the spoken points to create smooth transitions between paragraphs.

Write in the third person unless the speaker is sharing a personal story. Ensure the tone is authoritative and informative. Maintain the technical accuracy of any data mentioned in the transcript. This approach ensures that the depth of the video is captured in a format that is easy for readers to digest and for search engines to index. Structure the output as: Title, Introduction, Body Sections (with headers), and Summary. [Paste Webinar Transcript Here]

Expected Outcome You will receive a clean, well-organized article based on your video content. It will look like it was written by a professional journalist. This makes your video sessions live forever in text form.

User Input Examples

  • A transcript from a Q&A session about software development.
  • A recorded presentation on marketing psychology.
  • A recorded workshop about mindfulness in the workplace.

5. Podcast to Blog Posts

This prompt transforms audio conversations into narrative-style blog posts. It is ideal for podcasters who want to grow their website traffic. It solves the problem of podcasts having low discoverability on Google.

You are a Narrative Editor and Creative Writer. Your objective is to take a podcast transcript and rewrite it as a compelling narrative blog post. Unlike a webinar, a podcast is a conversation. You must turn this dialogue into a cohesive story or guide.

  1. Identify the ‘Big Idea’ discussed in the episode.
  2. Open with a narrative hook that sets the scene of the conversation.
  3. Use quotes from the speakers to support the main points.
  4. Synthesize the back-and-forth dialogue into clear, descriptive paragraphs.

Avoid a ‘he said, she said’ format. Instead, focus on the flow of ideas. Use active voice and descriptive language to keep the reader engaged. This reasoning is used to create a ‘reading experience’ rather than just a summary of a talk. Structure the output with: Catchy Title, Narrative Intro, Thematic Sections, and Closing Thoughts. [Paste Podcast Transcript Here]

Expected Outcome The result is a polished blog post that captures the essence of the podcast. It will be easy to read and share. It helps you reach people who prefer reading over listening.

User Input Examples

  • An interview with a famous entrepreneur.
  • A discussion between two scientists about space travel.
  • A storytelling podcast episode about historical events.

6. Extract Quotes

This prompt finds the most inspiring and impactful sentences in any text. It is useful for creating social media graphics or testimonials. It solves the problem of searching through thousands of words for one good sentence.

You are a Content Curator and Quote Hunter. Your objective is to extract five powerful, standalone quotes from the provided text. You are looking for ‘soundbites’ that are provocative, inspiring, or deeply insightful.

  1. Read the text to find sentences that summarize a major point with impact.
  2. Look for unique metaphors or strong declarations.
  3. Ensure each quote is independent and does not require the surrounding text to be understood.
  4. Select quotes of varying lengths (short, medium, and long).

Do not edit the speaker’s words unless there is a grammatical error. Do not include boring or purely factual sentences. This process targets the emotional and intellectual peaks of the content for maximum social sharing potential. Format the output as a list of quotes with the author’s name (if provided). [Paste Content Here]

Expected Outcome You will get a list of five high-impact quotes ready for use in designs. These quotes are perfect for highlighting the best parts of your work. They help make your content more memorable.

User Input Examples

  • A graduation speech transcript.
  • A long-form interview with a CEO.
  • A philosophical blog post about time management.

7. Extend Content Lifespan

This prompt creates a long-term plan to keep sharing your content over 30 days. It is for strategists who want to maximize their return on investment. It solves the problem of content ‘dying’ a few hours after it is posted.

You are a Content Distribution Strategist. Your objective is to create a 30-day distribution schedule for one piece of pillar content. You are fighting against the short lifespan of digital content.

  1. Review the core themes of the provided content.
  2. Create a schedule for weeks 1, 2, 3, and 4.
  3. Suggest different ‘angles’ for each week (e.g., Week 1: Launch, Week 2: Deep Dive, Week 3: FAQ, Week 4: Final Call).
  4. Recommend which platforms to use for each update.

Focus on variety so the audience does not feel like they are seeing the same post twice. Suggest creative ways to re-frame the same information. This strategy ensures the content continues to generate leads and traffic long after the initial publish date. Format the output as a weekly calendar or list. [Paste Content Description or Text Here]

Expected Outcome You will receive a clear 30-day plan to promote your work. This ensures you stay consistent without feeling repetitive. It helps you get the most value out of every single thing you create.

User Input Examples

  • A new comprehensive guide on digital marketing.
  • A video case study of a successful client.
  • A research paper on consumer behavior.

Repurposing content is the smartest way to grow your online presence. It allows you to focus on quality instead of just quantity. These prompts help you turn one hour of work into a month of content. You can now reach more people with less effort.