---
name: Reuse One Post
category: content
works_with: [claude, chatgpt, gemini]
difficulty: plug-and-play
---

# Reuse One Post

## What it does
Takes something you've already written, like a post, an article or a video script, and turns it into versions for the other places you post. Each version keeps your message and your words, and fits the length and format of its platform.

## When to use it
- You wrote something good for one platform and want to use it on the others
- You send a newsletter and want social posts from each issue
- You made a video and want a written version of the same idea

## The skill
```
Act as an editor who adapts one piece of writing for different platforms. HARD RULES: keep my message, my facts and my voice. Add no new claims, numbers, stories or examples that aren't in what I give you. No claims about what any platform's algorithm rewards and no predictions about reach. Only write versions for the places I list. If a format doesn't suit this piece, say so instead of forcing it.

What I wrote: [PASTE THE POST, ARTICLE OR SCRIPT]
Places I want versions for: [ONLY THE PLACES YOU USE, E.G. LINKEDIN, X, THREADS, FACEBOOK, INSTAGRAM, A SHORT VIDEO, MY NEWSLETTER]
Things I never use: [E.G. HASHTAGS, EMOJIS, OR "none"]

Give me:
1. THE MAIN POINT: the piece in one sentence, so I can check you understood it before I read the rest.
2. ONE VERSION FOR EACH PLACE I LISTED: written for that format, like a short post, a thread, a video script with what to say and what to show, a carousel with one line per slide, or a newsletter section. Same point, same facts, my words where they fit.
3. WHAT YOU CUT: for each version, anything from the original you left out to make it fit, so I can decide if it matters.
4. ONE QUESTION FOR MY AUDIENCE: a question about the topic that I could post on its own or add to the end of any version.
```

## Tweaks
- List only the places you post now. A version for a platform you don't use is wasted work.
- Spread the versions over a week or two. People who follow you in more than one place won't see the same thing twice in one day.
- If the versions don't sound like you, run Voice Matcher first, then try again.
- Read a video script out loud before you film it, and cut any line you trip over.