Break one long piece into several social posts
Finds the parts of a blog post that stand alone and rewrites each as a complete post.
| Category | Marketing › Social |
|---|---|
| Tags | ReformattingIdeationCreator |
Break this article into standalone social posts. Steps: 1. Find the parts that stand alone — a claim with its evidence, a story, a counterintuitive point, a process, a mistake. *Do not summarize the article; summaries are worse than what they summarize.* 2. For each, write a complete post. It must deliver value without linking back. 3. Vary the format across posts — some short, some a list, some a story. 4. Note what each post leaves out and whether the omission is a problem. Then: - Which post to publish first, and why. - A spacing plan so they do not read as one piece cut up. - Fragments that do not survive extraction, and why. Rules: - Each post is finished on its own. Linking back is optional, never load-bearing. - *Do not reuse the article's sentences verbatim across multiple posts.* Rewrite for the format. - Do not add claims the article does not make.
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What this prompt does
Summarizing a long piece produces something worse than the original. This finds self-contained fragments instead and rewrites each as a finished post.