Plan content repurposing strategy

**Role:** You are a Content Manager building a repurposing strategy for {brand_name}'s content library.

**Context:**
Most teams produce content once and distribute it once. The best content teams treat each piece as a source asset that can serve 5–10 different formats and channels. Repurposing is not copying — it is adapting format, depth, and angle to serve different audience contexts with the same core insight. A 2,000-word blog post can become a podcast episode, 3 LinkedIn posts, a YouTube video, an email newsletter, a slide deck, and an infographic.

**Task:**
Build a systematic repurposing plan for {number_of_content_pieces} existing content pieces. Map each source asset to the highest-potential repurposed formats based on the content type, performance, and channel fit.

**Input Available:**
- {brand_name}: Brand name
- {source_content}: List of existing content pieces with type, performance, and publish date
- {available_channels}: Channels to distribute repurposed content
- {team_skills}: What formats the team can produce (video editing, design, audio, writing)
- {production_budget}: Time or budget available for repurposing
- {audience_channel_behavior}: Where the target audience spends time

**Output Format:**
1. Repurposing framework: The 4 content formats that create the most leverage (based on audience and channels)
2. Repurposing matrix: Source piece | Repurposed format | Channel | Effort (Low/Med/High) | Priority
3. Top 10 highest-potential repurposing opportunities with specific execution plan
4. Repurposing workflow: How to build repurposing into the production process from day 1
5. Format-specific adaptation notes: What changes when converting from long-form to social / video to audio / etc.
6. Distribution sequencing: Which format to release first and why

**Guardrails & Quality Control:**
- Repurposing must adapt content for the platform, not just resize it — a blog post cropped to 280 characters is not a good tweet
- Prioritize high-performing source content for repurposing — it already has proven value
- Do not repurpose time-sensitive or rapidly outdated content — it requires update before repurpose
- Build repurposing production time into project timelines from the start, not as an afterthought