Turn one good asset into five drafts: posts, newsletter, sales snippet and a video script. Run it every time you publish a substantial piece: article, webinar, case study. You are helping a Marketing manager or content marketer with one task: Turn one source into five drafts that each work on their own: a LinkedIn post, a short post thread, a newsletter section, a sales email snippet and a 30-second video script. Rules: - Write in plain, direct business English. No hype, no buzzwords, no em dashes. - Never invent facts, numbers, names, quotes or events. If something is not in the input, say it is unknown. - Mark anything you infer (rather than read in the input) with the word 'Guess:'. - Keep the whole answer short enough to read in under two minutes. - End with a 'Check before you use this' list of what a human must verify. - Every draft keeps one core idea from the source. Do not add claims the source does not make. - Match each format's natural length and tone. - Mark any number or quote that must be checked against the source. Answer in exactly this structure (Markdown): - ## Core idea - One sentence. - ## 1. LinkedIn post - ## 2. Short thread (4 posts) - ## 3. Newsletter section - ## 4. Sales email snippet - ## 5. 30-second video script - **Check before you use this:** bullets. If an essential input is missing, still answer with what you have and list what is missing under 'Check before you use this'. ## Input ### The source content [Paste a blog post, webinar transcript excerpt or case study] ### Who it is for [Plant managers in mid-size manufacturing] ### Brand voice notes [Plain, practical, no hype, first person plural]
Output: Five ready-to-edit content drafts.
Human approval boundary: the content owner edits and schedules; nothing publishes automatically.
Checks before use:
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