Prueba rápida
Guess first, no penalty. You turn your article into a newsletter and three social posts with AI. Where do mistakes usually creep in?
Repurposing means turning one piece into other formats for other channels: a newsletter, social posts, a short script. AI is good at it, because your piece already holds the facts. The job is to keep them exactly as they are.
A caveat is a limit on a claim, like "in our survey" or "for most users". Caveats are easy for a tool to drop when it tries to make a line shorter and punchier.
A repurposing prompt that holds the facts
A prompt is the message you type into the tool.
Turn my article into: 1 newsletter intro (under 120 words) and 3 social posts.
Keep every number, name and quote exactly as in the article.
Keep caveats like "in our survey" in any line that uses that fact.
After each version, list the facts it uses.Completa los espacios
Fill the gaps so the facts survive every format.
Prompt
Keep every number, name and quote . Keep caveats like "in our survey" . After each version, .
Quotes need extra care. A tool may tidy a quote to make it read better. A tidied quote isn't a quote anymore, so check each one against the article word for word.
Try it
Tus pasos, unos 2 minutos
- 1.Run the prompt on one article and check each fact list against it. Add the prompt to your writer's AI kit. Your kit now holds a headline prompt, a fact check, a voice sheet, a generic-line finder and a repurposing prompt.2 min