Social Media
Repurpose hero content
Paste the long piece. Naise pulls the ideas that can stand alone and rewrites each one natively per platform, rather than cutting the same text into smaller pieces.
Watch the sessionThe brief Naise works from
Here is a long-form piece about topic: paste the content or link. Repurpose it into number of posts micro-posts for platforms, in these formats: formats. Each post must stand on its own without the original for context, and must be rewritten natively per platform rather than trimmed to fit. Apply our brand voice and point people back to the original where it genuinely adds something. Then tell me which idea in the source is strong enough to carry a post by itself, which one needs the full piece to make sense, and which one I should cut rather than repurpose.
Highlighted words are the blanks you fill in. Leave one empty and Naise uses a sensible default.
Refill logistics post, 6 platform-native pieces
Six standalone ideas rewritten per platform, with one left in the blog and one cut.
Inputs it asks for
topic
For example: why refill programmes fail on logistics
paste the content or link
For example: our 1,800-word blog post on refill logistics
number of posts
For example: 6
platforms
For example: Instagram + LinkedIn + TikTok
formats
For example: carousel, text post, short video script
Worth knowing
Naise extracts and rewrites for each platform. Scheduling the resulting posts is a later ship, so the set comes back ready to paste rather than ready to publish.