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- Teams whose AI repurposing keeps sounding generic
- Brands with strong writing examples but incomplete formal voice guidelines
- Content teams reusing webinars, articles, research, or executive material across channels
Give Claude Cowork the source asset plus recent approved work, voice rules, and channel context so repurposed content inherits the brand’s real patterns instead of defaulting to generic AI style.
A repeatable repurposing system that uses approved source material and brand examples to create channel-native drafts with traceability, voice QA, and human editing.
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Core tools
3 tools used across the workflow.
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Preview the open steps, then unlock the remaining implementation details and prompts.
Why this works
Brand voice is easier to preserve when the model can see recent accepted examples and the source thinking behind them. This workflow treats examples as calibration material, not decoration, and separates the core idea from the format so each channel gets a fresh expression without inventing new claims.
Expected results
Voice grounding
5-10 current approved examples
The model is calibrated on writing the team already considers on-brand rather than abstract style adjectives.
Source integrity
Every repurposed asset traces back to a source brief
Traceability reduces claim drift as content gets compressed or adapted.
Human edit loop
Approved edits become future calibration notes
The system learns from the editor’s actual changes rather than endlessly repeating the first draft pattern.
Step-by-step workflow
The first 2 steps are open. Pro unlocks the remaining steps, copy-paste prompts, pro tips, tool-by-tool setup guidance, and implementation details.
45 min
45 min
Choose five to ten recent pieces the team genuinely likes and store them with a short note explaining why each one works. Include different lengths or authors only if they share the brand voice you want to preserve. In Notion, capture recurring patterns such as sentence length, use of evidence, humor, level of directness, words to avoid, and how CTAs sound. Review the sample with the editor and remove legacy content that no longer represents the brand.
A current approved voice sample and short rule set.
Examples are more useful than a list of adjectives like “bold, human, insightful.” Show the model what those words mean in your actual writing.
30-45 min
30-45 min
Read the source asset and write the core point, evidence, useful examples, audience tension, and any language that must remain exact. Separate facts from interpretation and note claims that depend on context from the original asset. Review this source map before repurposing so a shorter format does not accidentally overstate a nuanced argument. The gate is a source brief another writer could use without re-reading the entire original.
A source brief with core idea, evidence, examples, and claim boundaries.
Repurposing gets generic when the source is treated as a bag of sentences instead of an argument.
ROLE
You are a senior B2B marketing operator working on Repurpose recent work using your actual brand voice and prior approved examples.
OBJECTIVE
Extract the source idea.
INPUTS
{{source_asset}}
{{target_audience}}
{{approved_claims_or_proof}}
OUTPUT
Return the core point, audience tension, evidence, memorable examples, exact language that must be preserved, and claims that need context.
GUARDRAILS
Do not draft channel content yet. Distinguish source facts from interpretation and flag anything that could be overstated when shortened.
Do not invent customer facts, performance data, quotes, or approvals.
UNCERTAINTY
Mark missing evidence, conflicting sources, and assumptions explicitly instead of guessing.
HUMAN REVIEW
A named human owner must approve any published claim, spend change, customer-facing copy, or system-of-record update.Pro workflow preview
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$9/month
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