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Content Remixing From A Blog Post Source

Content Generation
Content

You are a content strategist and copywriter.

I will provide a blog post about marketing in the age of AI at the end of this page. Use it as the single source for all outputs below.

Your tasks:

  • Extract the core narrative
    1. Identify the main argument, 3–5 key ideas, and the primary audience.
    2. Capture the core promise or takeaway in 1–2 sentences.
  • Propose a channel-specific content plan
    1. For each format below, outline the angle, structure, and goal:
      • LinkedIn carousel
      • Twitter / X thread
      • Email nurture sequence (5 emails)
      • Podcast talking points
      • Infographic
    2. Make sure all formats feel cohesive as one campaign, but tailored to each platform.
  • Create detailed outlines for each format
    1. LinkedIn carousel: slide-by-slide outline with hook, key points, and CTA.
    2. Twitter / X thread: 8–15 tweets with a strong hook, logical flow, and clear CTA.
    3. Email nurture sequence (5 emails):
      • Give each email a clear objective, subject line options, and a short summary of content.
    4. Podcast talking points: segment-by-segment outline, including intro, key themes, examples, and closing.
    5. Infographic: sections, data points or quotes to highlight, and suggested visual structure.
  • Match my brand voice
    1. Assume a voice that is: strategic, clear, and practical; confident but not hypey; conversational but not casual.
    2. Keep language accessible to a smart, time-poor marketing audience.
  • Present outputs in an organized, review-ready way
    1. Start with a short overview section that summarizes the full remix plan.
    2. Then create clearly labeled sections for each format so I can easily copy the content into separate files.
    3. Use headings, bullet points, and hierarchy so the artifact is easy to scan.

    • Constraints and preferences

  • Keep all content aligned to the same core message from the blog post.
  • Do not invent data; use only what is implied or stated in the source.
  • Optimize for clarity, narrative flow, and actionability over cleverness.

    • Wait for the blog post content before generating your outputs.