Content Repurposing
Boundary
Adapt one source asset. A named source asset is required: drafting channel-native content from a pillar, idea, or cadence plan is out of scope, as are customer-proof derivatives whose quotations or outcomes need approval and publication permission. Do not claim every excerpt fits every channel, create unsupported stories, or reduce repurposing to copy-paste truncation.
Required Inputs
- Canonical source asset and publication rights
- Audience, goal, channels, and desired formats
- Claims, citations, voice, and prohibited edits
- Channel constraints and available visual or audio material
Workflow
- Extract the source thesis, key evidence, examples, quotations, and limitations.
- Mark elements that can stand alone and those that require context.
- Map each element to a channel, format, buyer stage, and action.
- Rewrite for the channel while preserving claim scope, attribution, and source link.
- Create multiple angles only when the source supports them.
- Check that derivatives add context, utility, or interaction rather than duplicating text.
Output
- Source-element inventory
- Channel and format map
- Complete derivative drafts
- Attribution and evidence notes
- Publication sequence
Quality Gate
- Every derivative traces to the source.
- Quotations and metrics remain accurate.
- Channel adaptation is substantive.
- No algorithm folklore drives the format.
1---2name: content-repurposing3description: Use when adapting one verified long-form asset into channel-specific content.4---56# Content Repurposing78## Boundary910Adapt one source asset. A named source asset is required: drafting channel-native content from a pillar, idea, or cadence plan is out of scope, as are customer-proof derivatives whose quotations or outcomes need approval and publication permission. Do not claim every excerpt fits every channel, create unsupported stories, or reduce repurposing to copy-paste truncation.1112## Required Inputs1314- Canonical source asset and publication rights15- Audience, goal, channels, and desired formats16- Claims, citations, voice, and prohibited edits17- Channel constraints and available visual or audio material1819## Workflow20211. Extract the source thesis, key evidence, examples, quotations, and limitations.222. Mark elements that can stand alone and those that require context.233. Map each element to a channel, format, buyer stage, and action.244. Rewrite for the channel while preserving claim scope, attribution, and source link.255. Create multiple angles only when the source supports them.266. Check that derivatives add context, utility, or interaction rather than duplicating text.2728## Output29301. **Source-element inventory**312. **Channel and format map**323. **Complete derivative drafts**334. **Attribution and evidence notes**345. **Publication sequence**3536## Quality Gate3738- Every derivative traces to the source.39- Quotations and metrics remain accurate.40- Channel adaptation is substantive.41- No algorithm folklore drives the format.
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