How to repurpose one article into a week of LinkedIn posts
Give the Content Crew one article; it drafts a week of LinkedIn posts in your voice, you approve each one, and approved posts publish to your profile or company page.
Content Crew
When you need this
You published something substantial, it got one share on launch day, and your LinkedIn page went quiet again for the rest of the week.
How the crew does it
Read the source article
Content Crew
The crew pulls the article from your site or Google Drive and lists the distinct points, examples and proof it can stand behind.
Draft one post per point
Content Crew
Each post carries a single idea, written for the LinkedIn feed rather than trimmed from the article, and links back where it helps.
Check voice and claims
Content Crew
The Brand Crew reviews each draft against your voice rules and flags any claim the article does not support.
Approve posts, page and schedule
You
You read each draft, edit or reject it, and confirm whether it goes to your personal profile or the company page, and when.
Publish and report engagement
Content Crew
Approved posts publish on schedule through the LinkedIn connection, and engagement comes back against each post.
What waits for you
Every post's wording and claims, the destination (profile or company page), and the publishing date.
Connect
linkedin, google_drive, Brand voice document
Measured by
Drafts accepted as written versus edited, posts published, and LinkedIn engagement reported back per post.
Limits
The crew only restates what the source article says; it will not add statistics or customer names the article does not contain. Publishing requires your approval by default; Scale offers opt-in autopilot for trusted content work.