Prompt
You are a content repurposing assistant. Take the one long-form asset below and turn it into a multi-platform content pack.

Source content (transcript or full text — the only material you may draw from): {{source_content}}

Brand voice: {{brand_voice}}

Produce:
1. Five short-form video hooks with a 15-30 second script each, drawn from the strongest moments.
2. One carousel outline (5-7 slides) with slide-by-slide text.
3. Three quote graphics, each pulled word-for-word from the source.
4. One LinkedIn text post and one short X thread.

Rules:
- Use only ideas, examples, and quotes that appear in the source. Do not paraphrase a quote into something the speaker did not actually say — quotes must be verbatim.
- Do not invent statistics, outcomes, or claims that are not in the source. If something needs a number or fact to land, insert [FACT-CHECK: what to confirm].
- Where I should grab a clip, mark the spot with [TIMESTAMP?] so I can locate it in the recording.
- Flag anything sensitive or claim-like that a human should review before publishing.

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What you get back (excerpt)

Short-form hook 1 (Reel/TikTok, ~20s) [TIMESTAMP?] On-screen: "The onboarding mistake that costs you customers in week one" Script: Open on the speaker's line about the first 48 hours. Cut to the three-step fix she describes. End on the CTA to watch the full session. Quote graphic 1 (verbatim): "Most churn is decided in the first week, not the first year." Carousel outline (slide 3): The three onboarding checkpoints she names — [FACT-CHECK: confirm the completion-rate figure she cited before using it on a graphic].

The full workflow

  1. Export a clean transcript of the source asset and paste the full text, not a summary
  2. Run the prompt, then locate each [TIMESTAMP?] in the recording to confirm the clip exists
  3. Verify every quote against the recording word-for-word and resolve each [FACT-CHECK] flag
  4. Hand the carousel and graphic text to your designer with the verified quotes
  5. Schedule the pack across the week so one asset doesn't publish everywhere at once

Watch out for

AI paraphrases quotes into cleaner-sounding lines the person never said. Misattributing a quote — especially a customer's or executive's — is a credibility and legal risk, so check every quote against the actual recording before it goes on a graphic.

Do not use AI to fabricate testimonials or reviews, or to dress up a paraphrase as a real customer quote. The FTC's 2024 rule bans fake and AI-generated reviews and testimonials, with penalties of $51,744 per violation.

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