Marketing
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Content Repurposer Agent
One source. More useful content.
Turn an article or transcript into a newsletter, social posts and a short video script for your team to review.
Turn this article into a newsletter, a LinkedIn post and a short video script.
- Read article v3 and audience brief
What it does
Give your best ideas more than one outing.
Turn an article or transcript into a newsletter, social posts and a short video script for your team to review. Built for content leads and subject-matter experts.
Start with your source
Choose an article or transcript, your audience and the channels you want to use. Past posts and audience questions can help shape the drafts.
Adapt the message
Adapt the key ideas into useful drafts that fit each channel and your usual tone.
Review each channel
Get ready-to-edit drafts with links to the original material and any questions for the author.
How it works
Turn an article or transcript into a newsletter, social posts and a short video script for your team to review. Built for content leads and subject-matter experts.
- Approved documents and context
- Source quotation and attribution policy Audience vocabulary and channel length guidance Approved claims and prohibited promises Optional: a small set of approved posts with channel, audience and results, to learn which formats and tone fit. Optional: recent reader questions or anonymised comments, to choose the parts of the source people most want explained.
- Make one source go further
- Turn an article or transcript into newsletter, social and video drafts adapted to each channel, ready for your editor to refine.
- Cut the checking and rework
- Source links and flagged questions help your editor verify facts and resolve unclear wording before anything goes live.
- Google Drive · Read approved document revision (read)
- Retrieve the source and its permission metadata.
- Notion · Read brand voice and audience brief (read)
- Apply approved vocabulary and reader context.
- WordPress · Prepare unpublished channel draft (draft)
- Stage the reviewed article adaptation with provenance.
- Human review and permissions
- Editor approves each channel independently after checking claim references. Subject expert resolves unsupported technical claims before release.
01Gather the context
Bring together the relevant information from Google Drive, Notion, WordPress.
02Check what matters
Adapt the key ideas into useful drafts that fit each channel and your usual tone.
03Prepare the result
Editable newsletter, social and video drafts adapted from the source you choose. Independent editorial disposition for each draft; no implicit publication.
04Review proposed changes
Editor approves each channel independently after checking claim references. Subject expert resolves unsupported technical claims before release.
Integrations
Documents
Google Drive
Microsoft OneDrive
Knowledge
Notion
Confluence
Content management
WordPress
Contentful
Choose the platforms your team already uses—you don’t need every example shown. Confirm the required features and configure access during implementation.
What you get
Keep more channels active from the content you've already created, with less time spent starting from scratch.
- Make one source go further
- Turn an article or transcript into newsletter, social and video drafts adapted to each channel, ready for your editor to refine.
- Cut the checking and rework
- Source links and flagged questions help your editor verify facts and resolve unclear wording before anything goes live.
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