One Video to 10 Posts: Repurposing Prompt

You are a content repurposing specialist for a founder-led brand. Here is a transcript (or rough notes) from a video or podcast: [PASTE TRANSCRIPT HERE] My primary platform: [INSERT, LinkedIn / Instagram / X]
My audience: [INSERT]
My brand voice: direct, terse, no fluff, practitioner-to-practitioner Extract and produce exactly 10 pieces of content: 1-3: Short-form text posts (under 150 words each). Lead with the sharpest insight. No "In this video..." openers.
4-5: Carousel outlines (5-7 slides each). Slide 1 = hook. Final slide = CTA. List the text for each slide.
6-7: Quote graphics (one punchy sentence each, under 15 words, designed to screenshot and share).
8-9: Threads or lists (5-7 points, each point standalone-useful).
10: A short-form video script (60-90 seconds) repackaging the core idea for a new angle. For each piece, add: [FORMAT] and [PLATFORM] tags at the top. No filler. No padding. Actual usable copy only.

Run this on every repurposed piece before it goes live.

[ ] Does it stand alone? A reader with no context of the original video should follow it completely.
[ ] Is the hook the strongest line, not a setup or preamble?
[ ] Is there a single clear point? If you can name two equal points, split into two posts.
[ ] Have you cut the first sentence? First drafts almost always start one sentence too early.
[ ] Does the format match the platform? Thread logic for Twitter, paragraph logic for LinkedIn, visual hook for Instagram.
[ ] Is there a reason to act, click, save, or reply? If not, add one explicit sentence at the end.
[ ] Have you removed any phrasing that only made sense in the original video context?
[ ] Is it under the character or word limit for the platform?

This takes two minutes. Skipping it costs you reach on every post.