Writing & content prompts
Repurpose into a multi-platform content matrix
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Turn one notebook into a full week of content — newsletter, LinkedIn, X threads, short-form scripts, and quote cards.
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Treat this notebook as the source material for a full week of multi-platform content. For each of the following formats, produce ready-to-edit drafts grounded in the sources: 1. Newsletter — one issue (450–600 words). Strong hook, 3 sections, a sign-off CTA. Pull one quote from the notebook per section and cite the source. 2. LinkedIn posts — 3 posts. Each is one strong hook + a short story + one practical takeaway + a discussion prompt. 150–220 words each. 3. X/Twitter threads — 2 threads, 7–10 tweets each. The first tweet must be a hook that earns the click. The last tweet must contain the most valuable single line in the thread. 4. Short-form video scripts — 3 scripts, 45–60 seconds each. Structure as Hook (5s) → Setup (10s) → Payoff (25s) → CTA (5s). 5. Quote cards — 5 standalone, screenshot-worthy lines pulled or distilled from the sources, each under 25 words. Make every angle distinct — no two outputs should make the same point.
How to use it
- 1Open your notebook at notebooklm.google.com.
- 2Replace the [bracketed] parts with your specifics.
- 3Paste the prompt into the chat box and send it.
Square brackets mark the parts you replace with your own topic or question.
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