For Marketers
Content Repurposing Engine
Mines any pillar asset extraction-first: shows the idea inventory, ranks it coldly, then writes channel-native content for LinkedIn, X, email and short video, plus a four-week calendar costed in minutes. No pillar? Twenty minutes of questions makes one.
$19 one-time · instant download · works with Claude & ChatGPT

You ran the webinar. Forty minutes of genuinely good material, three months of preparation behind it, and it went out once to the people who were free at 2pm on a Tuesday.
The instinct is to chop it into clips and post them. That's why most repurposing produces sludge: the same paragraph reformatted for four platforms, none of which sound native, all of which get scrolled past.
A content strategist works in the opposite order. Inventory the ideas, rank them coldly, write each one for the place it's going, then price the month in minutes before anyone commits to it. That's what this does. And if you have no webinar to start from, twenty minutes of questions makes one.
Extraction first: the claims, stats, stories and contrarian takes hiding inside your webinar, post, podcast or talk, scored A / B / C against a fixed test before anything gets written.
› Here's my webinar transcript. Mine it.Eight questions, about twenty minutes, your answers kept word for word. That transcript becomes the pillar and gets mined like any other. Any figure you can't point at is written as a gap, never as a stat.
› I don't have a pillar. Interview me.LinkedIn in founder and company voice (different jobs), a document post, an X thread, a newsletter, short-video scripts, community posts, WhatsApp broadcasts, and a blog derivative aimed at what buyers type.
› Turn the strongest idea into a founder LinkedIn post.Four weeks of what ships when, with production minutes on every row totalled against the hours you actually have. Over budget, it cuts from the bottom of the ranking and names what it cut.
› Build the 4-week calendar and cost it in minutes.Hand back last month's calendar with the status and result columns filled, and the next month is built from evidence: winning hooks promoted, losing ones demoted, the skipped rows read first.
› Month 2 — here's what performed. Build the next month.The three strongest pieces re-written natively rather than translated: fresh hooks, every character limit re-counted against the new text, the formality register fixed and saved so it stops drifting.
› Add German versions of the A-tier pieces.You see what's in the asset before you see what it wrote:
“Your 48-minute webinar contains 19 pieces of content; here are the six strongest, written.” The inventory arrives before the writing, so you get to disagree about which ideas are strongest while that disagreement is still cheap.
Every abandoned content calendar is the same arithmetic: the plan needed more minutes than you had. Every row carries its production time, the total is checked against your week, and pieces get cut from the bottom rather than every piece trimmed to half effort.
The status and result columns come back filled, so the next month promotes the hook formulas that worked and demotes the ones that didn't. Three skipped videos in a row reads as a capacity finding, not a content one.
Install it, then type any of these. No prompt-writing, no setup screens.
Plug and play
A skill folder and a one-page install guide. Claude and ChatGPT are both included.
About a minute, once. Then fill your profile — the same one every skill in the suite reads.
Paste the job in front of you — an email, a brief, a spreadsheet. It runs the whole workflow and hands back a finished file.
Every skill in the store ships with this section. If a tool won't tell you its limits, it's selling you something.
A small file you add to Claude or ChatGPT once. It teaches the AI you already use this specific professional workflow — so from then on, one sentence runs the whole job. No prompt writing, no new app to learn. You buy it once, download it, and it's yours. It runs inside the Claude or ChatGPT account you already have; the free tiers work too.
Ask a chatbot to repurpose a webinar and it starts writing immediately. This inventories every idea in the asset first, scores each one against a fixed three-question test, then writes each piece natively for its channel in your saved voice. It ends in a dated calendar with production minutes on it, exported as a file, rather than a list in the chat.
Then it builds one with you. A recorded sales call, your last 20 sales questions, a case study or a phone-filmed walkthrough of one job all count as pillars. If you have none of those, an eight-question interview takes about twenty minutes, your answers are captured word for word, and that transcript is mined like any other pillar and saved as a reusable file.
The first run banks the ideas it didn't use, and the calendar ships with empty status and result columns. Bring both back and the next month is built from the bank and scored on what performed: hook formulas that worked get promoted a grade, ones that lost twice get demoted, and no new pillar is required.
Yes. A brand publishing entirely in German or Spanish gets the whole month written to that language's character counts and formality register rather than an English month translated. Adding a second language localises the three strongest pieces, with hooks written fresh instead of translated, and anything a native speaker hasn't read is labelled as unreviewed.
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