How to use it
- Paste your article into your AI tool once, then run the prompts one at a time.
- Pick angles from different groups each week to keep variety.
- Run the duplicate test before scheduling anything.
Insight posts (1–8)
1. Core argument
“State the article’s main point in one bold sentence, then back it with 3 short lines.”
2. Contrarian take
“Which common belief does this article push against? Write a post arguing that.”
3. Key statistic
“Take the strongest number in the article and explain why it matters.”
4. Single lesson
“Pick one lesson and explain it as if to a friend in 80 words.”
5. Myth vs fact
“List one myth the article disproves and the fact that replaces it.”
6. Prediction
“Based on the article, what changes in the next 12 months?”
7. Definition
“Define the article’s main concept in plain language, with one example.”
8. Why now
“Explain why this topic matters more today than a year ago.”
Practical posts (9–16)
9. How-to steps
“Turn section 1 into 5 numbered steps.”
10. Checklist
“Make a 6-item checklist readers can save.”
11. Mistake to avoid
“What is the most common mistake the article warns about?”
12. Before vs after
“Describe the situation before and after applying the advice.”
13. Tool list
“List the tools or resources mentioned, one line each.”
14. Framework
“Name the framework in the article and explain each part.”
15. Quick win
“What can a reader do in 10 minutes today?”
16. Template
“Turn the advice into a fill-in-the-blanks template.”
Story posts (17–23)
17. Origin story
“Why was this article written? Tell it as a short story.”
18. Behind the scenes
“What did the research or writing process reveal?”
19. Mini case
“Use the article’s example as a 4-line case study.”
20. Personal reflection
“What changed in my thinking while writing this?”
21. Lesson learned
“Share one thing I got wrong before learning this.”
22. Reader scenario
“Describe a reader facing this problem and how they solve it.”
23. Turning point
“Describe the moment the main idea clicked.”
Conversation posts (24–30)
24. Poll
“Write a 4-option poll on the article’s main debate.”
25. Open question
“Ask readers one question the article leaves open.”
26. Hot take
“Write a short, bold opinion that invites disagreement.”
27. FAQ answer
“Answer the question readers most likely ask after reading.”
28. Thread
“Turn the article into a 6-post thread, one idea per post.”
29. Carousel
“Outline 7 slides: hook, 5 points, call to action.”
30. Recap
“Summarise the whole article in 5 bullet points with a link.”
The duplicate test
- Does this post make a different point from anything in the last 30 days?
- Does it open with a different first line?
- Is it a different format (list, story, question, stat)?
- Would a follower who saw both feel they learned two things?
Four-week spacing grid
| Week | Insight | Practical | Story | Conversation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | #1, #3 | #9 | #17 | #24 |
| 2 | #2, #5 | #11, #14 | #19 | #25 |
| 3 | #4, #6 | #12 | #21 | #26, #28 |
| 4 | #7 | #10, #15 | #20 | #29, #30 |
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