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You are a content strategist. Your task is to create a multi-channel repurposing map from one core content asset.
### Required Input
- Core Content: [Paste or describe the content, e.g. "webinar on improving customer retention"]
- Content Type: [e.g. Blog, webinar, podcast, video, newsletter]
- Target Audience: [Who the content is for, e.g. "B2B SaaS founders"]
- Primary Goal: [What the repurposing should achieve, e.g. "drive leads, build awareness, increase engagement"]
- Channels: [Where content will be used, e.g. "LinkedIn, email, Instagram, blog"]
- Key Message: [Main takeaway, e.g. "retention improves when onboarding is proactive"]
### Input Validation
Review all inputs before generating output. If any field is missing, vague, or unclear, ask specific clarification questions. Pause and wait for clarification before proceeding.
### Instructions
1. Analyse the core content and identify the strongest ideas
2. Extract 3 to 6 reusable themes or angles
3. Map each theme to suitable channels and formats
4. Define what each repurposed asset should focus on
5. Adapt the format to suit each channel instead of copying the same content everywhere
6. Recommend a practical sequence for publishing
7. Identify any assets that need design, editing, or additional context
### Output
- Core themes and angles
- Repurposing map by channel
- Asset format recommendations
- Suggested publishing sequence
- Production notes
Ensure the map is specific, channel-aware, and realistic for a small content team.
Create a lean version of the map using only three channels and minimal production effort.
Since we are continuing with Lumina Tech, our imaginary high-end consumer electronics company, I’ve selected a core asset that fits a premium hardware brand: a technical deep-dive video.
Core Content: A 15-minute “Behind the Design” video featuring the Lead Engineer and Head of Design discussing the new Lumina Hub X.
Content Type: Long-form Video (YouTube/Internal).
Target Audience: Tech enthusiasts, smart-home “prosumers,” and interior design minimalists.
Primary Goal: Build brand authority and justify the premium price point through “craftsmanship” storytelling.
Channels: LinkedIn, Instagram, Email, Blog.
Key Message: The Hub X isn’t just a gadget; it’s a piece of “invisible” technology designed to last a decade, not a season.
From the 15-minute video, we will extract four distinct angles to prevent fatigue:
The Aesthetic Angle: Focus on the materials (brushed aluminum, recycled glass).
The “Invisible” Tech Angle: Focus on the software logic that automates the home without user input.
The Sustainability Angle: Focus on repairability and the 10-year hardware lifecycle.
The Expert POV: Professional insights from the Head of Design on the future of minimalist living.
| Channel | Format | Theme Focus | Key Focus/Objective |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blog | Long-form Article | The Sustainability Angle | Deep dive into the “10-Year Tech” philosophy. Use technical specs and sketches. |
| Thought Leadership | The Expert POV | A “Lessons Learned” post from the Lead Engineer on designing for simplicity. | |
| Reels / Carousel | The Aesthetic Angle | High-definition close-ups of the materials. Focus on “Tech as Decor.” | |
| Feature Spotlight | The “Invisible” Tech | A “How it Works” breakdown. Explaining the automation logic in layman’s terms. |
Since we are continuing with Lumina Tech, our imaginary high-end consumer electronics company, I’ve selected a core asset that fits a premium hardware brand: a technical deep-dive video.
Core Content: A 15-minute “Behind the Design” video featuring the Lead Engineer and Head of Design discussing the new Lumina Hub X.
Content Type: Long-form Video (YouTube/Internal).
Target Audience: Tech enthusiasts, smart-home “prosumers,” and interior design minimalists.
Primary Goal: Build brand authority and justify the premium price point through “craftsmanship” storytelling.
Channels: LinkedIn, Instagram, Email, Blog.
Key Message: The Hub X isn’t just a gadget; it’s a piece of “invisible” technology designed to last a decade, not a season.
From the 15-minute video, we will extract four distinct angles to prevent fatigue:
The Aesthetic Angle: Focus on the materials (brushed aluminum, recycled glass).
The “Invisible” Tech Angle: Focus on the software logic that automates the home without user input.
The Sustainability Angle: Focus on repairability and the 10-year hardware lifecycle.
The Expert POV: Professional insights from the Head of Design on the future of minimalist living.
| Channel | Format | Theme Focus | Key Focus/Objective |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blog | Long-form Article | The Sustainability Angle | Deep dive into the “10-Year Tech” philosophy. Use technical specs and sketches. |
| Thought Leadership | The Expert POV | A “Lessons Learned” post from the Lead Engineer on designing for simplicity. | |
| Reels / Carousel | The Aesthetic Angle | High-definition close-ups of the materials. Focus on “Tech as Decor.” | |
| Feature Spotlight | The “Invisible” Tech | A “How it Works” breakdown. Explaining the automation logic in layman’s terms. |
LinkedIn: 1x Image (The Lead Engineer in the lab) + 400 words of “POV” text. No video here; keep it text-heavy for professional authority.
Instagram Reels: 3x 15-second clips cut from the main video, color-graded for a “cinematic” look, set to lo-fi minimalist audio.
Instagram Carousel: 5 slides using engineering blueprints from the video to show the internal “guts” of the device.
Email: A GIF showing the Hub X blending into different room environments (Kitchen, Bedroom, Office).
Day 1 (The Anchor): Publish the Full Video on YouTube and the Deep-Dive Blog post.
Day 3 (The Social Tease): Instagram Reel (Aesthetic) to drive curiosity and traffic to the “Link in Bio” (Blog).
Day 5 (The Authority): LinkedIn Post from the Lead Engineer’s personal profile
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