Writing
Repurpose this into a post
Turn an article, newsletter, transcript, video or long document into a Twitter or LinkedIn post that stands on its own.
Why use it
The default output is the worst one: a three-line summary followed by a link. It performs badly and deserves to, because it gives the reader no reason to stop. The value is all somewhere else.
What it does
It finds the two or three claims in the source that could each carry a post alone and lets you pick, brings the sharpest specific across, then writes the post as if the original did not exist.
What you get
- The list of postable claims hiding in one long piece
- A post that does not open with my latest article
- The specific detail that does not survive summarising
- An honest read on where the link should go, or whether it should
What it will not do
It will not quote percentages about link penalties. The platforms do not publish them and the numbers people repeat are folklore.
What changes when VoiceMoat is connected
The risk when repurposing is that the post inherits the register of the source, which is usually more formal than how you actually post. An article voice on a feed reads as a press release.
get_voice_profileGives the right register for the platform, and the two platforms are separate trained profiles rather than one setting.score_voice_matchCatches exactly this failure: a competent post that scores low because it kept the article's voice.improve_postTightens a draft that is close but still carrying long-form habits.schedule_postSpaces the remaining claims across the week instead of firing them all at once.
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