Adapting top-performing posts to your product

Finding a post that worked in your niche is half the job. The other half is writing your own so the same mechanics fire: the same kind of opening, the same rhythm, the same length. This tool does that from a finished export: you mark the posts, describe your product, and get three variants of each.

What you get in the file

columns from the tool “Merge exports into one base”
TitleSourceRubricPhoneWebsiteCityAddress
An Excel file with links in a separate column and a KPI sheet. The rows will be yours — only the headers are shown here.

Features

How it works

Upload the post or text
Paste the source post — yours or someone's that you want to adapt for other platforms.
Choose the platforms
Three variants per post in one pass — you pick the closest one.
Run the processing
Adaptation runs on the server: length, tone and formatting are fitted to each platform.
Take the ready texts
The variants export to a file, ready to edit and publish.
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FAQ

Won't this just be a copy of someone else's post?
We take only the structure from the original — the type of opening, the number of paragraphs, whether there is a list — and the words are written fresh. Every variant is then compared with the original by matching three consecutive words: if there are many matches, the variant is flagged in the table as unfit to publish. The decision stays yours, but you see a number rather than a promise.
How many posts can be adapted at once?
Up to sixty. The limit is honest rather than technical: each post is a separate call to the language model, and a larger batch would run for hours. If you mark more, we take the first sixty and tell you how many are left.
Can I set my own tone?
Yes, in a separate field: “no exclamation marks”, “formal address”, “avoid the word unique”. The rules apply to every variant.
Can the service publish the posts?
Not yet — the finished text copies in one click and you publish it yourself. Automatic publishing is only possible through the platform's official interface, which is separate work.
Does this cost extra?
No, the tool is included in the subscription.

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