AI Social Media Post Generator: Turn One Blog into 12 Posts (Free Prompts + Templates)

1) What Is an AI Social Media Post Generator?

This page focuses on a repurposing-first workflow: start from a proven blog and spin out 12+ posts tailored to each channel’s format and intent.

2) Quickstart: 4 Steps (Featured Snippet Style)

1. Paste your source: Drop your blog URL/text into ContentRepurpose.pro.
2. Select channels: LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Email.
3. Generate & edit: Apply the prompt pack, then add examples and a single CTA.
4. Export & schedule: Send drafts to your calendar/Notion/Trello and stagger over 2–3 weeks.

Tip: Use one core CTA per post. Rotate offer language to avoid fatigue.

3) Free Prompts by Channel

Turn the key ideas from [TITLE] into a 7-step LinkedIn thread for [ICP]. Start with a curiosity hook, 1 idea per step, include 1 example, and end with a soft CTA to [OFFER]. Keep sentences short.

Condense [TITLE] into a 6–8 tweet mini-guide. Hook in tweet 1, 1 tip per tweet, 2 relevant hashtags, and a final CTA to [LINK] with UTM.

Write an IG caption that summarizes [TITLE] in 4–6 short lines, then add 8–12 hashtags for [NICHE]. If carousel, use 1 step per slide; finish with a “read more” CTA.

Write a newsletter intro (120–180 words) that distills [TITLE] into one story + one tip + one CTA to [LINK]. Offer 3 subject line options (40–55 chars).

4) Paste-Once Workflow (Demo)

Here’s the exact flow teams use to turn one blog into 12 posts:

1. Paste: Add the blog URL or text to ContentRepurpose.pro.
2. Choose channels: LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Email (you can add more later).
3. Generate: Use prompt pack variations to tailor hooks and CTAs per channel.
4. Edit: Add specific examples, stats, and your product context. Keep one clear CTA.
5. Export: Push drafts to Notion/Trello or download and schedule in your social tool.
6. Measure: Track saves/reposts/CTR; recycle winners with new hooks each quarter.

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5) Keep Quality & Voice (SEO-Safe)

• Voice lock: paste a short brand-voice sample into your prompt.
• Adapt per channel: vary hooks, length, and CTA wording.
• Avoid duplication: don’t publish identical text across URLs; use canonicals when syndicating.
• Add structure: FAQs, checklists, and examples make posts more useful (and snippet-friendly).

Deep dive: Repurposing for SEO · Paste-once workflow

6) FAQ

What’s the fastest way to create posts from a blog?

Use a generator: paste your blog, pick channels, apply the prompt pack, edit, and schedule. Most teams can ship 12 posts in under an hour.

Does this work for video or podcast content?

Yes—paste the transcript or summary and follow the same steps. Add a short clip or quote card for visual posts.

Will this hurt authenticity?

No—keep a human edit pass for examples and tone, and avoid one-size-fits-all copy.