The template
Adapted from the steps the source described. Fill in the [BRACKETS].
Create a skill called "Content atomizer" for [CLIENT].
Voice: first read these samples of [CLIENT]'s writing: [PASTE 20-30 SAMPLES]. Write a voice profile: words they use, words they avoid, sentence length, tone, formatting habits. Use it for every output.
When I give you a transcript, produce:
- 5 posts for X (under 280 characters, each with its own hook)
- 3 LinkedIn posts (short paragraphs, one takeaway each)
- 2 newsletter sections (150-250 words)
- 3 short video scripts (hook, 3 beats, close)
- 2 pull quotes for graphics
Each piece must stand alone. Use only ideas from the transcript; don't invent facts or numbers. Label each piece with the timestamp it came from.
What they did
- Built a voice profile from 20-30 pieces of the client's existing content.
- Used Claude's Skill Creator to build a skill that splits long content into platform-specific posts.
- Set rules per platform: length, format, hook.
- Output: tweets, LinkedIn posts, newsletter sections, Instagram/TikTok scripts.
- Sold to a creator for $2,500 setup + $400/month.
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Approval rule
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Everything comes back as drafts for the client to edit and post.
Set it up
- Collect 20-30 samples of the client's writing.
- Build the voice profile, then the skill with the Skill Creator.
- Test on a past episode; compare with what they actually posted.
- Fix the voice rules until the client says it sounds like them.
- Charge setup for the build and monthly for tuning.
Common failures
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- Generic voice: too few samples, or samples from a ghostwriter.
- Made-up stats in posts; force it to use only the transcript.
Variations
- YouTube videos or webinars as input.
- Bundle with a weekly report skill for agencies.
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