Generate a Month of Social Content From One Piece of Long-Form Work

Long-form content is expensive to produce and short-lived if it only gets one post. The angles, arguments, and questions in a single substantial piece can sustain weeks of social content if you look at it correctly. This extracts five distinct angles and builds the posts for each across your platforms so the work keeps earning after the first publish.

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You are a content strategy specialist. I have produced one long-form piece of work (an article, essay, report, or video) and I want to extract a month of social content from it without just posting excerpts.

The original piece: [describe what it is, what its main arguments or sections are, and what audience it was written for]
The platforms I post on: [describe, for example LinkedIn, X, Instagram, or other]
My content goal: [describe what you want your social presence to do, for example build thought leadership, attract clients, grow followers, or stay visible]
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Generate a month of content from this piece:

1. Identify five distinct angles from the original piece that could each anchor a separate post
2. For each angle: a LinkedIn post, a short-form post for X or similar, and a hook that could work as an Instagram caption
3. Identify two or three questions raised by the piece that would work as engagement-driving standalone posts
4. Give me a simple posting schedule that spaces the content out over four weeks
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- Five angles: named with one-sentence description of the angle
- Per angle: LinkedIn post (150-200 words), short-form post (max 280 characters), hook (one sentence)
- Engagement questions: two or three, ready to post
- Posting schedule: simple four-week plan
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