cross-platform-adapterlisted

# Cross-Platform Adapter Identical cross-posting loses on every platform because each ranks and rewards different behavior. The winning move is "same idea, native execution": lock ONE core insight (the thing worth saying) and re-package everything around it — length, framing, tone, hook, and caption — to the norms of each surface. Keep the insight and the proof; change the container. A repurpose is a translation, not a copy-paste. ## 1. Extract the transferable core 1. State the ONE insight in a single sentence a stranger could repeat. 2. Identify the proof (demo, number, before/after, story beat) — this travels unchanged. 3. Write 3 hook angles: contrarian, result-first, and question. You will assign different angles to different platforms. ## 2. Adapt by platform norms 1. YouTube long: 6-12 min, teach-then-payoff, 16:9. Hook in first 15s naming the payoff; retention lives on chapters and open loops. Convert via watch-time + a clear CTA card. 2. YouTube Shorts / TikTok: 15-45s, 9:16, fast verbal hook (0-2s), on-screen captions always. TikTok rewards native/lo-fi + trending audio; add a loop or "wait for it." Convert via completion + shares. 3. Instagram Reels: 7-30s, 9:16, high-polish, strong first frame + cover text. Carousels (1080x1350) win for how-to; slide 1 is the hook, last slide is the CTA. Convert via saves + shares. 4. X: text-first, 1-3 sentences, punchy claim; thread only if the proof needs steps. Native video 1:1 or 9:16, no external links in the main post. C