How to turn one article into LinkedIn and Telegram posts

1. Supply the source

Paste the article into Content Studio, or provide a public URL. If the website cannot be fetched, paste the relevant passages. Add any approved product details that are not in the source.

2. Define each audience

Your LinkedIn readers might need context and a practical lesson. Your Telegram subscribers may already know the product and want the key update. Tell the assistant what each audience already understands.

3. Give a two-part brief

From this article, write a LinkedIn post for small-business owners and a Telegram post for existing users. Use a clear, helpful voice. Preserve the source's facts. The LinkedIn post should explain one practical takeaway; the Telegram post should highlight the update and link to the article.

4. Review the adaptations

Check that the posts do more than change length. Each should have a relevant opening, enough context for its audience and a specific next step. Remove any claim or statistic that is unsupported by the source.

5. Extend the useful ideas

Ask for alternative openings, a short video script or a one-week publishing calendar. Supply actual dates and timezone when timing matters. Choose the variations that add a new angle rather than publishing near-duplicates.

Reuse your brand brief

Keep a compact description of your audience, tone, preferred terminology and claims to avoid. You can paste it into future conversations or opt into the assistant's personal memory.

See the content repurposing overview for more formats.