Written Content Repurposing with AI

Launch went great - thank you to those who supported the launch and are now in the Academy.

We had a vote on Saturday between two different methods of expanding our content production - either writing based content or video based content.

Writing came out the winner with 70%+ of the vote. Sorry video!

This we’ll I’ll focus on giving you a killer system for repurposing written content so you become an absolute machine.

Here’s a quick overview of the week

Part 1: Creating long form content and why repurpose

Part 2: X repurposing

Part 3: LinkedIn repurposing

Part 4: SEO repurposing

Part 5: Systematisation and expansion

Let’s get started:

Creating long form content and why repurpose

1. What is repurposing

Ever followed someone on X and thought “this is great but I’d never have as much time as them to make this much content”?

Some people out there seem hyper productive. Posting 10+ times a day. And all of it quality.

And you’re sitting there struggling to write your single post for the day.

I get it - 100%. I used to be that way too. Sitting looking at a blank screen trying to come up with something from scratch.

And now I’m one of those annoyingly prolific people who, you’d assume, must spend all day everyday on X. In reality I maybe spend an hour a day. Less if I can.

Instead most of my content is pre-prepared and loaded up. And most of the preparation comes from repurposing.

Repurposing is basically taking a single piece of content and chopping and changing it into 5, 10, 50 pieces of content.

Let me show you some recent examples - examples will make this clear.

I published a whole set of newsletters on coming up with a business idea that works for you based on skills, strengths and market realities.

For example one issue had this section:

You can see the full article here.

This part of the article was converted into a post on X:

Click through to see the full post and its presentation.

That’s one example of repurposing. Here’s another.

From the same issue I also created a thread:

Again, check the full post to see what threads look like - they are basically a chain of X posts, all one after another.

I also took the content from the same article over to LinkedIn, this time as an article:

You can see the full article here.

Also on LinkedIn this time as a carousel:

Fun fact - LinkedIn no longer allows the carousel format unless you are paying for adverts. But I’ll show you how to do it in Part 3.

All four of these examples come from the same article.

That particular article had 3 main “sections”.

Each of those sections became multiple repurposed posts.

Just in the 4 formats I’ve shown you here we’d have 3 sections multiplied by 4 formats for 12 posts.

Much easier than trying to write 12 posts from scratch!

This is the focus of this week.

2. Existing content

To repurpose content we need to, obviously, have some content!

AI is crap at generating content from scratch. But fantastic at repurposing once we give it something quality.

Here’s the rub though : it has to be quality!

If we give Chat GPT rubbish content to repurpose then… it’s going to make lots of other crap content!

Crap in, crap out. The mechanism in the middle isn’t going to do anything to change that.

We’re just multiplying the volume of poor quality. Pointless.

Instead we need to start with quality.

First up look to your existing quality content. Think about:

• your newsletter

• your blog

• successful X threads

Therefore be creative. Look for any sources of quality information that you have produced.

I personally use my newsletter because it’s the chunkiest, highest quality writing I do each week. I’ve written a Prompt Playbook about newsletter creation if you are interested in setting up a newsletter.

Just make sure that top level content is the most in-detail, highest quality piece in your content marketing.

3. Original content

Don’t have any content yet?

First up, I’d recommend getting your content production to build your Audience up and running before worrying about repurposing.

X is a great place to get started and then a newsletter.

However if you really want to start from scratch and repurpose immediately here’s a prompt to help extract high quality content from your knowledge.

Act as a writing coach.

Ask a series of questions. Retrieve my answer before asking the next question. Then use my answers to structure an authority content piece. 

What is the main topic or focus of this content? 
Who is the reader?
Do you have a personal story connected to this topic?
What are 3 key points you want to get across?
For key point 1, what evidence or examples help illustrate and prove your point? 
For key point 2, what evidence or examples help illustrate and prove your point? 
For key point 3, what evidence or examples help illustrate and prove your point? 
What comparisons, metaphors or analogies could you make to explain concepts? 
What are common myths, misconceptions or counterarguments related to this topic?
What resources or references could you link to for readers wanting more information? 
What is your concluding takeaway or call-to-action for readers after reading? 

The final piece should be long and detailed. Focus on detail rather than conciseness. 

💬 Prompt Output:

I ran this with the main topic “the best time to start a business is now”.

By walking through the questions Chat GPT helps structure a long form expert piece.

Would I post this wholesale?

Personally no.

But it’s a valuable starting point for all the repurposing I’m about to do. It’s a starting point.

One other tip here: if you don’t know the answer to a particular section type “no, write something for me”. For instance if you can’t think of a metaphor to sum up your topic this will prompt Chat GPT to find a metaphor for you - very useful!

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Pulling it together

We should now have a quality, long form piece of content to use in the next Part of this guide.

In the next Part we’ll be starting off with X repurposing.

A reminder of what we’re covering this week :

Part 1: Creating long form content and why repurpose

Part 2: X repurposing

Part 3: LinkedIn repurposing

Part 4: SEO repurposing

Part 5: Systematisation and expansion

See you tomorrow Prompt Entrepreneur!

Until then, keep PROMPTING!

Kyle

In this Part we’ll get chopping and changing to repurpose our target content piece into multiple formats for X.

We’ll be aiming to take 1 content piece to 20+.

Let’s get started:

X repurposing

1. Long form article

First up on X we’ll do the simplest piece of repurposing.

This is simply bringing the long form piece into X as a long form post. These used to be called Articles. Before that Notes.

The main thing is that they are longer posts than the normal “tweet” length.

Right now X is prioritising long form content on the platform. This will probably change. The algorithm changes a lot!

But right now it’s a golden opportunity. Especially because not that many people are using this format.

Many struggle to write long format content - it doesn’t come as naturally as shorter posts.

Personally this has never been a problem for me! I write too long if anything!

In the last Part we looked at how to create a long form piece if you don’t have a backlog of them. Refer back here if you need to.

For repurposing into a long form X post we can use this prompt:

Act as a social media writer

Convert this content piece into a social media post. 

Retain the length and comprehensiveness of the post. 

Focus especially on the first line: the hook. Provide 5 hook examples for me to choose from. Provide these at the top of the output. 

Refine the readability, using line breaks after every 1-2 sentences to make reading flow better.

Make 4 image/graphic suggestions, in-line within the content within []

Do not use hashtags. Do not use emojis. 

Content piece begins:

[Copy/paste content piece]

For the content piece I’ve used Step one from the previous Part. Here’s the link as a refresher.

💬 Prompt Output:

Great stuff - it’s been adjusted for readability, making sentences and paragraphs more punchy.

I also asked for image recommendations. If you already have images from your original content obviously you don’t need these! I use Canva to quickly create images.

Make sure to edit to your requirements - don’t just blindly copy paste!

Here’s the final X post itself for reference. Make sure to check this in order to grasp fully the format.

2. X Threads

Next let’s make some X Threads.

These are another way of delivering more content than a single post can contain.

Basically because threads are a series of short posts, one after another.

Here’s an example of the first post in a Thread if you are unclear about the format. Click Read 11 replies on this post to see the rest of the Thread:

I’ll be honest. I hate writing Threads. They are fiddly and annoying to structure and input into the X interface. It’s like writing 10 short posts and having to nail each one - pressure!

So I created this prompt to take long form content and slice and dice it into bitesized chunks.

Here’s the prompt:

Act as a social media writer

Convert this content piece into a series of short tweets.

Each can be no longer than 280 characters. Aim for shorter.
Aim for 10 tweets max.

Each tweet should be short, sharp. One idea, example or action per tweet. Aim for one tweet to flow to the next. 
 
Retain the length and comprehensiveness of the post. 

Focus especially on the first tweet: the hook. Provide 5 hook examples for me to choose from. In the first tweet indicate that this is a thread and give reason to continue reading.

Do not use hashtags. Do not use emojis except in hook.

Do not include "" around posts. Provide in an easy copy/paste format. 

Content piece begins:
[copy/paste content piece]

💬 Prompt Output:

And here’s the actual thread:

You’ll notice I kept the main body of each post but in some cases added a little more or adjusted the structure. Make sure to do this - use the generated version as a jumping off point as always!

3. Individual Posts

The final format we’ll look at for X are short form single posts.

This is your bread and butter on X.

Act as a social media writer

Convert this content piece into individual tweets. 

Each tweet should be short, sharp. One idea, example, action or question per tweet.  

Generate the following:
5 questions to spark conversation
5 motivational tweets
5 mistakes I've made tweets
5 authority statements

Do not use hashtags. Do not use emojis except in hook.

Do not include "" around posts. Provide in an easy copy/paste format. 

Content piece begins:
[copy/paste content piece]

💬 Prompt Output:

These are some great starter posts. Filter the ones you like and rewrite them in your tone of voice.

The power of these shorter posts is you can “theme” a day or week.

For example all my long form posts, threads and individual tweets can be about repurposing. It creates thematic consistency.

Another tip here - got a particular creator whose style you love? Copy paste 10 of their top tweets into ChatGPT and say “in the style of these” in order to emulate. Of course make sure to give your own spin. Don’t be lazy!

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Pulling it together

Powerful stuff! Practice with a long form content piece to see what results you can get.

This works because whilst Chat GPT is not very good at original content it’s excellent at rewriting and repurposing.

This gives us a super power - the ability to generated far far more content than before, simply by digging into our existing content archive.

A reminder of what we’re covering this week :

Part 1: Creating long form content and why repurpose

Part 2: X repurposing

Part 3: LinkedIn repurposing

Part 4: SEO repurposing

Part 5: Systematisation and expansion

See you tomorrow Prompt Entrepreneur!

Until then, keep PROMPTING!

Kyle

If you aren’t doing this you are missing out on easy, automatic traffic.

No need to even edit or adjust them in any way - what works as short form on X will tend to work on LinkedIn.

Reposting is as simple as copy/pasting content from X over to LinkedIn. You can do this in a batch because LinkedIn has built in scheduling - just set aside some time to copy/paste from X into LinkedIn, scheduling out into the future.

Alternatively you can use a tool like Hypefury or Tweethunter.

Hypefury has built in post to LinkedIn functionality. Tweethunter needs an additional tool called Taplio to post from X to LinkedIn. This makes Hypefury more cost-effective for this particular task.

When scheduling up short form posts in either tool you can toggle whether to post to LinkedIn as well.

Reposting X to LinkedIn will give you a solid base of content flowing into LinkedIn at zero additional effort.

One caveat here - lots of experts say that you should post less to LinkedIn than you would to X. I’ve not actually found this to be the case - the more I post there the better the results.

However, for safety you may want to limit posts to 3 a day, spread out across the day. I’ve never had any problems at that limit.

2. LinkedIn article

LinkedIn articles are long form posts that allow you to go into more detail.

These are where you prove your thought leadership and deliver value.

If short form posts are top of the funnel these longer form detailed articles are middle of the funnel. They take more time to read so will have smaller view counts and engagement. But the quality of that engagement will be higher.

I recommend taking your long form X posts and directly converting them into LinkedIn articles.

This is as simple as copy/pasting the content out of X into LikedIn.

To set up an article go to Write article at the top of your homepage:

You’ll be taken to a basic text writing interface. Copy and paste your long form tweet in here.

You will need to re-upload the images. That’s the main workload here.

Alternatively, you may feel that you long form X isn’t quite right for LinkedIn. If that’s the case here’s a prompt to generate the LinkedIn article from scratch for you. Try both and compare results.

Act as a social media writer

Convert this content piece into an article for LinkedIn

Retain the length and comprehensiveness of the post. 

Focus especially on the title. Provide 5 hook title examples for me to choose from. Provide these at the top of the output. 

Refine the readability, using line breaks after every 1-2 sentences to make reading flow better.

Make 4 image/graphic suggestions, in-line within the content within []

Do not use emojis. 

Add LinkedIn hashtags to the bottom of the piece.

As well as the rewritten article also give me a short post to announce the article and get people to click through to read it. 

Content piece begins:

[Copy/paste content piece]

💬 Prompt Output:

As an addition this prompt will also generate hashtags and some post options:

LinkedIn is one of the few platforms where hashtags are still recommended. So make sure to add them to the bottom of the article.

When you post a LinkedIn article you’ll also need to send out a post. The post is what people will see and if they are interested they’ll click through to the article - think of it as an announcement for your new article. The only purpose is to get the click.

I’ve set this prompt up to generate the announcement post too.

3. LinkedIn Carousel

LinkedIn Carousels used to be the most powerful format on LinkedIn.

Until they murdered carousels.

The problem was that they were too engaging - people loved them. LinkedIn was for a period flooded with carousels.

LinkedIn stopped them being used as a post format and instead made them only usable as an advertising format. So whenever you see LinkedIn carousels it’s because they are are ads.

Damn!

However - here’s a way to make carousels. A sneaky way.

We’re going to repurpose our X threads and convert them into carousels.

Choose a thread you want to repurpose. I’ll use the Thread we made in the last part.

Head to Tweetpik. This is a free tool that will turn our posts into images.

Choose “Use multiple tweets” below the main input bar.

Add each of the posts in the thread’s URL in:

Then hit Load Tweets.

You’ll see this screen next:

Go ahead and select ALL the posts you’ve just loaded up and you’ll get the final editing screen:

Adjust the design however you like.

Here’s the important part : set the output format to PDF and dimensions to Instagram feed (ie. square).

Download the PDF when ready.

This is the “hack” we’re using - we can recreate the look and feel of a LinkedIn carousel by uploading a square multiple page PDF.

Head to LinkedIn > Start a Post

Then select Add a Document and upload your square PDF.

Boom! You’ve just made a carousel! Here’s what the output looks like in LinkedIn:

And here’s the link to see it in action: carousel example.

Pretty sweet - we’ve just repurposed an X thread into a LinkedIn carousel, an effective but paid only option on LinkedIn. Now available to us for free.

4. Premium Prompt - LinkedIn Newsletter

Pulling it together

A reminder of what we’re covering this week :

Part 1: Creating long form content and why repurpose

Part 2: X repurposing

Part 3: LinkedIn repurposing

Part 4: SEO repurposing

Part 5: Systematisation and expansion

See you tomorrow Prompt Entrepreneur!

Until then, keep PROMPTING!

Kyle

Why do we care about SEO? If you get SEO up and running then Google will send free traffic, in large volumes, to you. For a long time.

I have websites from 10 years ago that make sales purely off people finding the product on Google.

You may be asking - wait, isn’t AI generated content penalised by Google? The answer is yes and no.

No in the sense that Google hasn’t yet caught up and bee able to reliably detect AI generated content accurately enough to penalise it.

But - let’s assume that they one day will be able to. This is the reason why we shouldn’t just wholesale generate SEO content using AI. It will probably get slapped by Google further down the line. Google is smart.

This is why we are not creating content from scratch but instead repurposing existing content that we’ve actually written. AI content is generic and detectable when it’s purely generated by AI.

Instead we’re feeding in the inputs (our own content) meaning that our content will be more hand crafted and “human”.

Let’s get started:

SEO repurposing

1. Simple blog posts

First up let’s look at repurposing into a simple blog article.

The best source for simple blog articles are single posts that we do well on X and LinkedIn.

You can check your best performing X posts in Analytics or by using a free plugin called Tweet Hunter X (on Chrome). Also you can quickly check each week to see which of the week’s posts had the highest view and comment count - this manual method works fine.

Here’s an example of a simple post of mine that did quite well:

Because this seemed to strike a chord I might want to extend this into a blog article for Google SEO.

Here’s the prompt:

Act as an expert SEO writer. 

Repurpose the post I provide into an SEO optimised blog article. 

Follow these guidelines:
-Write strong headlines that create curiosity and compel readers to click. Avoid exaggerated clickbait titles.
-Capture attention immediately in the introduction by connecting with readers' interests and pain points. 
-Preview the value they will get from reading more.
-Break up long sections of text with images, videos, subheadings, whitespace, and other formatting to make it scannable. Include a visually compelling table of contents.
-Tell a cohesive story focused on the reader's needs and interests. Avoid including irrelevant details just for length.
-Ensure content flows logically, transitioning smoothly between sections. Every word should engage readers and move the story forward.
- Each sections (preceded by a header) should have at least 3 paragraphs. 

Produce 750-1000 words. 
Do not include html.

💬 Prompt Output:

ChatGPT will go ahead and generate a first draft of a blog article for us.

It’s basically fine - it’s captured the main points and is readable.

2. SEO optimisation

You could post this blog article as-is. It will help you rank on Google.

But we can do a little better by performing some very basic SEO optimisation.

We’re not going into detail here on SEO because it’s a big subject. I’ve prepared a whole Prompt Playbook elsewhere if you do want to delve in more.

Instead we’re going to do a basic optimisation and be more intentional in our posting.

Under the existing blog post use this basic prompt:

Suggest SEO keywords.

💬 Prompt Output:

ChatGPT will pull some keywords out of your article.

Let’s then go check their volume - ie. how many people search for these terms each month.

If you have access to Google Ads go ahead and do a volume search here.

Otherwise let’s keep it simple and use https://searchvolume.io/

This is a free tool that will check search volume for you. Copy paste all the keywords into the tool to collect volume:

I know grab the top 3 keywords here.

In this case it’s “entrepreneurial resources”, “free business software” and “innovative business solutions”.

We now have to use some judgement - which of these is actually related to our topic. I’d use “entrepreneurial resources” and “free business software” and drop “innovative business solutions”

I now head back to ChatGPT and use this prompt, again below the existing blog article.

Optimise the blog article for:
[copy/paste keywords]

Blend the target keywords into title, headers and body organically.
Do not highlight the keywords
Provide the whole article

💬 Prompt Output:

Here’s the first part of the optimised article:

ChatGPT has gone ahead and adjusted the text to make sure that the target keywords appear.

Do final checks and edits and then post to your blog when happy.

3. Long blog posts

The previous steps provide us with solid smaller blog posts that we can fill our blog with on a daily basis.

However, for SEO it’s also useful to produce much longer, quality pieces. Ideally these should be pages that people bookmark and come back to again and again.

The ideal content for these type of blog articles are in-depth how-to guides.

If you have how-to based content on X or LinkedIn (or any other source) then let’s turn it into a long blog post.

Ideally collect up a number of X long form / LinkedIn articles around a single topic.

We can feed in multiple content pieces to give ChatGPT even more content to work with.

Then use this prompt:

Act as an SEO blog writer.

Analyse and synthesis the content pieces I've provided into a coherent long form blog article 

Ignore the order I provide the content. Ignore the structure of the content pieces themselves. Use the information from the content pieces to construct a brand new blog article.

Follow these guidelines:
-Write strong headlines that create curiosity and compel readers to click. Avoid exaggerated clickbait titles.
-Capture attention immediately in the introduction by connecting with readers' interests and pain points. 
-Preview the value they will get from reading more.
-Break up long sections of text with images, videos, subheadings, whitespace, and other formatting to make it scannable. Include a visually compelling table of contents.
-Tell a cohesive story focused on the reader's needs and interests. Avoid including irrelevant details just for length.
-Ensure content flows logically, transitioning smoothly between sections. Every word should engage readers and move the story forward.
- Each sections (preceded by a header) should have at least 3 paragraphs. 

Provide 2000+ words, no less.

Content pieces begin:

For this prompt I provided three long form tweets:

1. Finding your why

2. The importance of minimum viability products

3. How to evaluate business ideas

💬 Prompt Output:

ChatGPT pulled the three long form X posts together into a 2000+ word blog article on “Finding and Validating your Business Idea”. It saw the connections between the different input content I provided and used this to make a mega guide.

One tip - often ChatGPT will not provide the full 2000+ words on its first pass. If it shorts you just give a second prompt saying “Provide 2000 words, no less” and it’ll redo the output.

Once done go ahead and run the same basic SEO optimisation process we ran in step 2 - ask for keywords, check volume, choose best keywords, ask for rewrite.

Then finally make manual adjustments and edits to add your personality and brand.

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Pulling it together

We’ve now covered two social platforms (X and LinkedIn) as well as Search via Google SEO.

In the next Part we’ll be tying everything together and talking about expansion.

A reminder of what we’re covering this week :

Part 1: Creating long form content and why repurpose

Part 2: X repurposing

Part 3: LinkedIn repurposing

Part 4: SEO repurposing

Part 5: Systematisation and expansion

See you tomorrow Prompt Entrepreneur!

Until then, keep PROMPTING!

Kyle

The idea is to get you into a place where you are comfortable with the existing repurposing workflow and that it becomes automatic.

Once it’s easy to run you can think about expanding out to different formats and platforms, always experimenting with what works best for you and your Audience.

Let’s get started:

Systemisation and expansion

1. Staying organised

First up, if you are deploying all these repurposing methods you need to stay organised and on top of the content flow.

There’s going to be a lot of content and it’s tricky to remember what needs to be processed, what’s ready to post and what’s been published already.

I recommend setting up a basic project management tool to keep track of what is at what stage.

Trello is great for this and also free to get started with.

Personally I use Notion as the “operating system” for most of my business’ organisation.

We run all our content through a templated process that looks like this:

The basic idea is that each input content piece is one row.

Each piece has a status, type and then what channels it has been posted onto already.

As the content is processed and posted we adjust from not started to processing to done and tick all the checkboxes where the content has been published to.

It takes work to set up but will help you in the long run when you are suddenly juggling 20+ pieces of content a day!

If you are subscribed to Premium I’ll share my template with you in the Premium Prompt below.

2. Analytics

Whilst it’s great to be able to post up 20+ pieces of content a day over 2-3 different social media networks don’t just do this blindly.

Each time you start a new format of post or a new social media channel post consistently for 4 weeks.

Then take some time to analyse results.

Why not analyse results before that?

I takes time to practice and nail a new format and you need to put in the reps and get the hang of the format before you know if it’s working or not.

Monitor what posts seem to work and which do not. Adapt appropriately.

Also, it just takes time for the algorithm of the various social platforms to notice your new activity. This is especially the case with a new platform.

So be patient and remain consistent.

And then take some time to analyse results.

We want to be disciplined and in it for the long haul but if at the end of 4 weeks the format or platform obviously isn’t work then we need to change tactics. Don’t obstinately keep banging your head against someting just for the sake of it.

You want to see increases in views and engagement over the 4 weeks. It doesn’t have to be huge - don’t expect instant viral success. But there should be an upward trajectory. If there is - keep going.

If not, look at stopping that format or platform and trying another.

Cut the losers and retain the winners.

3. Adding different formats and platforms

We’ve covered some specific examples of repurposing - long form to X, LinkedIn and SEO in particular.

But repurposing content has much wider scope - it’s really limited by your imagination how you can move content from one platform to another.

Get into the headspace of always thinking “where else can I use this” when creating content.

And then cycle in new formats and platforms on a regular basis to see which ones lead to engagement.

To get started with expansion though let’s use this prompt:

Act as a content marketing expert. 

Brainstorm content repurposing opportunities 

I currently create content for [list platforms]

For each platform ask me what formats of content I produce

Using this information make suggestions for 
i) other ways to use the existing formats on all my existing platforms, from one platform to the others 
ii) ways to use the existing formats on new platforms

For this example I told ChatGPT I use Twitter and LinkedIn and filled in some basic format types.

Remember ChatGPT doesn’t know that Twitter is called X - so make sure to say Twitter for now!

💬 Prompt Output:

First up the prompt generates ideas for using existing formats on my existing platforms - internal repurposing within what I’m already doing.

For this example I added Twitter and LinkedIn so I get Twitter→LinkedIn and LinkedIn→ Twitter. Add more platforms and you’ll get those permutations too.

Next the prompt gives us more creative ideas outside of current platforms:

There are some great ones here we haven’t covered - for example posting to Medium for more traffic.

4. Video repurposing

One particular form of repurposing that is important but a little beyond this guide is video repurposing.

Video opens up whole new platforms and Audience building opportunities.

For example all of these Prompt Playbooks go through this process:

• newsletter

• long form posts of certain steps

• short videos based on the long form post

• short form videos clipped together into a longer form Youtube video

Here’s an example of a short form video on X:

And here is an example of a longer form video on Youtube:

The basic idea with repurposing from text to video is to:

• convert text post into video script

• record raw footage

• edit and add visuals as required

• publish to video focused platforms

It’s not much different to repurposing text to text. But there’s the additional level of recording yourself delivering the content.

Here’s a quick rundown of my setup:

• Logitech Brio Stream webcam

• Yeti X USB microphone

• Tella for video recording

• Kapwing for video editing

Very basic but entirely functional! And you can get started with just a phone using its camera.

It’s too much to go into here but I’m happy to cover the whole workflow in another Prompt Playbook.

4. Premium Prompt - Notion Content Workflow Template

Pulling it together

Over this week we’ve looked at how we take content and chop and change it for a number of different platforms.

We looked in particular at X, LinkedIn and our own blog for SEO.

In this final Part we’ve wrapped up everything by looking at how to continue experimenting with content repurposing.

A reminder of what we covered this week :

Part 1: Creating long form content and why repurpose

Part 2: X repurposing

Part 3: LinkedIn repurposing

Part 4: SEO repurposing

Part 5: Systematisation and expansion

See you tomorrow Prompt Entrepreneur!

Until then, keep PROMPTING!

Kyle