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Content Repurposing Engine.

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About the role

We produce more good content than we distribute. Our Instagram account carries hundreds posts that perform well with our audience, and every retreat generates hours of raw footage, photography that never leaves the folder it lands in.   We are looking for an agent that takes what already exists and multiplies it across the platforms where we are currently absent or underweight: TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Pinterest, LinkedIn and email.   This is a repurposing role, not a creation role. The voice, the aesthetic and the source material already exist. The job is to translate them faithfully into formats native to each platform, at a volume no human team our size could sustain.

What we want the agent to do

1. Source ingestion

  • Work from our existing Instagram content (posts, Reels, carousels, captions)
  • Work from raw retreat media: footage and photography

2. Platform translation

  • Instagram Reels recut for TikTok with platform-native pacing, hooks and text overlays
  • Shorts versions for YouTube with titles and descriptions
  • Pinterest pins from photography and carousel content, with SEO-oriented descriptions
  • LinkedIn posts adapted from our founder-facing and expert-led content

3. Output standards

  • Every asset matches our visual identity (brand assets and design references supplied)
  • Every caption reads like us, not like a template
  • Assets delivered in an organised folder structure with a posting schedule per platform
  • Nothing is ever posted by the agent. Our team reviews and posts everything.

4. Reporting

  • A per-cycle summary: what was produced, from which sources, for which platforms
  • A monthly note on what repurposed content performed best per platform, feeding the next cycle

What good looks like

After three cycles, at least 80% of delivered assets are usable without rework, and mom'z has a consistent presence on two platforms where we previously had none.

Published November 11, 2026