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Marketing tool · Virtual CMO · reads your Company Memory

One case study → a week of posts

You wrote it up once — a client win, a finished job, a long post. Paste it in. Get back platform-shaped posts for LinkedIn and X, each with its own hook, none of them the same thing reworded, all in your voice. Drafts you confirm before anything goes out.

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One case study or win
paste the long version
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Your Brand Voice
read from your Company Memory
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AI reshapes it
sent once · nothing stored
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LinkedIn + X posts
distinct hooks, your voice
One good write-up is worth a week of posts on more than one platform — but LinkedIn and X don't read the same, and copy-pasting the same block to both looks lazy. This finds the different angles inside your story and shapes each to the platform it's going on.
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🔒 What this touches: your case study plus your saved Brand Voice and Company Memory are sent once to an AI model to draft the posts. The drafts show here; nothing is uploaded or stored on a server, and nothing posts itself — you read each one, confirm it, and post it yourself.

Reshaping your story… 0s
Drafts — confirm each one before you post it

LinkedIn posts

longer, one idea each

X posts

short, punchy, standalone

✓ Reshaped in your Brand Voice from your Company Memory — set up once, read by every content tool. Nothing posts itself; you confirm and post each one.

This is your Virtual CMO compounding → Set your Brand Voice once and every marketing tool — posts, repurposing, follow-ups — writes as you. See the whole Win Clients path.

Why one write-up should feed two feeds

You already did the hard part — you lived the story and wrote it down. But a case study on your website reaches almost no one, and pasting it verbatim into LinkedIn (then again into X) reads like a press release nobody asked for. The reach is in the reshaping: the same job holds a customer's-worry angle, a what-most-people-get-wrong angle, and a single surprising number — and each of those is a different post.

This tool pulls those angles apart and shapes each to where it's going. LinkedIn gets the longer, one-idea version. X gets the short, standalone punch. Different hooks, same true story, all in your voice — so you turn one thing you already wrote into a week of posts across both platforms, and you confirm every one before it ships.

Platform-shaped, not pastedLinkedIn posts breathe; X posts land in one breath. Each is written for its feed — no copy-paste block that looks the same in two places.
Distinct hooks, one storyEach post opens differently and makes its own point — the customer's side, the lesson, the number that surprised you. Not the same post reworded four times.
Your voice, from memoryIt reads the Brand Voice you saved once, so the posts sound like you — plain, specific, no hashtag salad or hype words you'd never say out loud.