GhostPostRepublish my last post

One post, adapted for every platform you are not posting on.

GhostPost rewrites your post for Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok and YouTube. Every change comes with the one line of reasoning behind it. You publish, add the reach you see, and we show the lift.

A link, or the post text. YouTube links we read for you. LinkedIn blocks us from reading its pages, so paste that text in.

Your first 3 posts are free. No account, no card. The reposts come back in about 30 seconds.

One sheet of paper resting on four fainter copies fanned out beneath it.
  • Instagramcrop + caption
  • LinkedInhook rewrite
  • TikTokre-cut
  • YouTuberetitle

Automatic publishing is pending each platform’s approval.

What it costs you now

4 h
€

€866

Your time, per month, at your rate

GhostPost costs €29 for 30 days. On your numbers that is a return of +2,886%, and it pays for itself in 35 minutes of the work you stop doing.

Your numbers, not ours. Move the slider and the rate.

The problem

You made the post once. Then you did the same job four times. Crop it for Instagram. Rewrite the hook for LinkedIn. Re-cut it for TikTok. Retitle it for YouTube.

It is late-night work. It is the first thing dropped in a busy week. So the post that worked only ever reached one audience.

Schedulers paste the same caption into four places, and it underperforms in all four. Native numbers cannot be compared to each other. Nothing you learn on Monday changes what you post on Friday.

Republication and analytics are the same product, not two.

From our pitch

GhostPost is the thing that publishes, so it knows which version went where. It measures the difference and writes the next repost accordingly. Every post makes the next one better.

What is true today. Publishing into each platform runs through that platform’s official API. Each one needs its own approval. That work is underway. Until it lands, we do the adapting and you press publish.

One post through GhostPost

We put the passage above into GhostPost. Below is what came back, unedited, with the reason it gives for every change.

What we pasted in

You made the post once. Then you did the same job four times. Crop it for Instagram. Rewrite the hook for LinkedIn. Re-cut it for TikTok. Retitle it for YouTube. It is late-night work. It is the first thing dropped in a busy week. So the post that worked only ever reached one audience. Schedulers paste the same caption into four places, and it underperforms in all four. Native numbers cannot be compared to each other. Nothing you learn on Monday changes what you post on Friday.

LinkedIn

hook rewrite

Most posts only ever reach one audience.

You write something that works. Then you do the same job four more times: crop it for Instagram, rewrite the hook for LinkedIn, re-cut it for TikTok, retitle it for YouTube.

That is late-night work. It is also the first thing you drop when the week gets busy.

So the post that worked stays on one platform.

Schedulers seem like the fix. Paste the same caption into four places and move on. But the same caption underperforms in all four, because each platform reads it as a native post and ranks it accordingly.

Then there is the measurement problem. Native analytics cannot be compared across platforms. What you learn from Monday's numbers has no path to changing what you post on Friday.

The content is not the bottleneck. The distribution workflow is.

#contentmarketing #b2bmarketing

Reframed the final observation as a diagnostic conclusion so the post earns a B2B reader's attention by naming the operational problem, not just describing the frustration.

YouTube

retitle

Title

Why your best post only ever reached one audience

You made the post once, then did the same job four more times — cropping, rewriting, re-cutting, retitling across every platform.

That late-night work is the first thing dropped in a busy week, so the post that worked stayed trapped with one audience.

Schedulers solve the logistics by pasting the same caption into four places, but the same caption underperforms in all four. Native numbers across platforms cannot be compared, so you learn nothing from Monday that changes what you post on Friday.

Opened with the core irony — one post, five jobs — in the title so the subject is clear before the viewer reads a word of the description.

GhostPost also drafted Instagram and TikTok versions of the same passage. You see all four when you send your own post.

Send one link.

Pick a post that already did well somewhere. You get one repost per platform, written for that platform, and the one line of reasoning behind each.

Republish my last post