The workflow at a glance

Goal: Get more reach from each piece of content without writing every channel version from scratch.

  1. Step 1: Trigger

    Source asset is approved

    A guide, webinar recording or case study is marked 'approved' in your content calendar or project board.

  2. Step 2: AI step

    Extract the key points

    The AI lists the five most useful points, quotes and statistics — each with its location in the source, so you can check it.

  3. Step 3: AI step

    Draft channel versions

    Using your brand voice document, the AI drafts a newsletter section, three social posts and short clip suggestions.

  4. Step 4: Data

    Build tracked links

    Each channel version gets a link with consistent, lowercase UTM parameters.

  5. Step 5: Human review

    Edit and approve

    A person checks facts against the source, edits for voice and approves each version.

  6. Step 6: Action

    Schedule and record

    Approved posts are scheduled; links and dates are logged in the content calendar for reporting.

TriggerAI stepActionHuman reviewData

Why this workflow

Writing every channel version of a campaign from scratch is slow, so most teams publish once and move on. Repurposing with AI gets more value from content you’ve already invested in — as long as a person checks that nothing new, wrong or off-brand slips in.

What you need

  • A source asset that has already been reviewed (the facts are checked once, here).
  • A brand voice document — see how to write one in our AI for marketing guide.
  • An AI assistant or a marketing platform such as Jasper, whose Brand Voice feature stores your tone.
  • Canva for resizing visuals, and Descript if you’re cutting clips from video or audio.
  • Our UTM Builder for tracked links.

Build it

  1. Agree the naming convention for UTM values (for example utm_medium=social, utm_source=linkedin, utm_campaign=2026-q4-guide-launch).
  2. Run the extraction prompt on the source asset and check each point against the original.
  3. Run the drafting prompt with your brand voice document and channel rules (length, format, call to action).
  4. Create visuals by resizing one master design for each channel.
  5. Review every draft for accuracy and voice; use the Email Subject Line Builder for newsletter subject options.
  6. Schedule and log the links in your content calendar.

Our marketing prompt pack includes the extraction and repurposing prompts.

Variations

  • Webinar to clips: use transcript-based editing to pull short segments, then write captions from the same key points.
  • Case study to sales enablement: draft a one-page summary and three talking points for the sales team.
  • Evergreen refresh: every quarter, re-run the workflow on your best-performing older content.

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