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One Post, Five Wins: AI-Powered Content Reuse for Busy Business Owners

  • Ryan Tungseth
  • Jul 31
  • 2 min read

If you already wrote one good post this week, you’ve got everything you need.

Most small-town business owners don’t struggle with creativity—they struggle with time. The solution isn’t to write more. It’s to reuse what you already made.

One solid Facebook post can become:

  • An email

  • A window sign

  • A radio script

  • A short video

  • Another post for next month

And AI can help you do it in minutes.

Here’s how.

Step 1: Pick a Post That Performed Well

Start with something that got:

  • Likes or comments

  • Shares or saves

  • Or just felt right for your brand

Copy the full caption and any details about the product or offer.

Step 2: Use AI to Repurpose That Post 5 Ways

Paste your original post into ChatGPT or Claude and use this prompt:

Prompt:*“Rewrite this social media post into five different formats: an email to customers a short radio ad script a window sign or flyer a short video script (15 seconds) a new version of the post to reuse in 30 days. Keep the tone friendly and local.”*

This gives you five new pieces of content—all aligned with your brand.

Step 3: Polish and Post

You don’t need to use them all at once. Just keep them in a folder or draft space.

Each one becomes:

  • Another chance to be seen

  • Another nudge to act

  • Another way to stay top of mind

The average customer needs to see your message 7 times before they act. This is how you get there—without rewriting from scratch.

The Best Marketing is Repeat Marketing

Big brands know this. They say the same thing in 10 different ways.

Now, you can too—without hiring a team or spending hours writing.

Outposting the algorithm is step one. Reusing your winners? That’s how you keep winning.

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