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AI content repurposing

01 — The scenario

A Marketing & Advertising business where this lands in Marketing.

The friction

contentsocialproductiondistribution

02 — What is actually going wrong

A good long-form piece takes a week and gets posted once. The derivative work — the social cuts, the newsletter section, the carousel — is low-skill, high-volume, and always the thing that slips when the week gets busy.

How it works

The finished long-form piece goes in and comes back as channel-native drafts: social posts, an email section, a video script, a carousel outline, each shaped to the platform rather than truncated. An editor approves and schedules.

What good looks like

Every substantial piece produces a fortnight of derivative content instead of a single post, the team stops writing captions on Friday afternoon, and channel consistency stops depending on who had time.

03 — The problem, in money

$16,088/ yr at stake

Modeled

Long-form pieces per week10 piecesPlaceholder — not a validated benchmark
Hours saved per piece1.5 hoursPlaceholder — not a validated benchmark
Blended blended_hourly_cost cost55 USDPlaceholder — not a validated benchmark
Share of freed time redeployed0.5 ratioPlaceholder — not a validated benchmark

04 — The options

06 — How this goes wrong

Publishing unedited. Derivative output is the most obviously machine-written content on the internet and audiences have calibrated to it fast.
Volume without a point of view. Ten mediocre posts a week erode a brand faster than two good ones build it.
Losing the source's specificity. The details that made the original worth reading are exactly what gets smoothed away.
Repurposing content that was not good in the first place — this multiplies whatever you feed it.

07 — How you would actually do it

01Write the brand voice guide properly, with examples of what you would never say.
02Pick the three channels that actually matter and ignore the rest.

09 — Run it on your numbers

Start from the stated assumptions, then drag the inputs to match your business. The number moves live.

Worth to your business

$16,088per year

Modeled — assumptions

Revenue$0Modeled

Cost savings$0Modeled

Hours / week15Modeled

Modeled — assumptions

Long-form pieces per week

10 pieces

Assumption: 10 piecesPlaceholder — not a validated benchmark

Hours saved per piece

1.5 hours

Assumption: 1.5 hoursPlaceholder — not a validated benchmark

Blended blended_hourly_cost cost

55 USD

Assumption: 55 USDPlaceholder — not a validated benchmark

Share of freed time redeployed

0.5 ratio

Assumption: 0.5 ratioPlaceholder — not a validated benchmark

10 — The evidence · what others report

No hard numbers reported.

Reported numbers are third-party claims, source-attributed — not verified by me, and never blended into the model above.

11 — Questions owners ask

Every figure is Modeled — computed from the scenario’s stated assumptions and formula. Where a source is shown, it identifies the input’s origin; placeholder or unavailable enrichment remains an assumption, not a verified benchmark. Move the sliders to your own inputs and the numbers recalculate live.

Browse by department, outcome, effort, and readiness to find what fits. Open a scenario, tune the inputs to match your business, and favorite it if you want to revisit it later.

A Modeled number is a transparent starting estimate, not a promise. Review the stated assumptions, tune each input to match your business, and compare how the result changes.

Build means a custom system is the right move; Buy means an off-the-shelf tool wins; Bin means the math does not justify doing it right now. Any scenario, including Bin, can be favorited for later reference.

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