You wrote one good blog post. Then it sat there. Most of its value died the day you hit publish, because one format only reaches one slice of your audience. The fix isn't writing five pieces — it's repurposing one with AI agents that keep your voice.
The one-to-many workflow
Start with the long-form post as your source of truth. Then spin off:
- A Twitter/X thread — the 5 sharpest points, each a standalone line.
- A LinkedIn post — the opinionated take, not the summary.
- A newsletter — the story behind the post, in your voice.
- An email pitch — the one result a client cares about.
- A short video script — the hook plus three beats.
Where AI helps (and where it hurts)
AI is great at slicing. It's terrible at sounding like you across all five. The same beige draft multiplies into five beige drafts, and your audience scrolls past every one.
The trick: run each slice through a fixed humanize prompt before it ships — vary sentence length, cut 30% of the words, ban the usual filler, add one concrete example. The full prompt set for blog, newsletter, outreach, and social is here: https://felovery.gumroad.com (code FIRST50 = 50% off, no expiry).
Score before you post
Before any slice goes live, paste it into a free AI-risk scorer: https://humanizeai-lab.pages.dev/tools/ai-risk-scorer.html — aim under 40% on every channel. One source post, five human-sounding pieces, a fraction of the work.
What's the one post you'd repurpose first?
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