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One video → daily content on 5+ platforms

Published about 18 hours ago • 1 min read

Yo!

If you saw yesterday’s email, you’ll know I’m doubling down on growing my ​YouTube​.

One big reason? Video content is stupid versatile.

FB ads and Insta posts are cool, but they usually die on the platform they’re made for.

YouTube? That’s different.

A couple weeks ago, I built a system using some custom AI agents.

Now, in 60-90 minutes a week, I can:

  • Plan a YouTube video
  • Script it
  • Record it
  • Edit it
  • Optimise it for YT reach
  • Chop it into 7–10 shorts
  • Turn it into 7–10 long-form text posts
  • Schedule it all across 5 platforms (1–3 posts/day)

That one video gives me daily content for:

  • YouTube Shorts
  • Instagram
  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
  • TikTok

If I wanted to start a podcast? I’d just rip the audio and publish it.

Boom — omnipresence.

Are all the posts bangers?
Nope.

They don’t have to be.

Most platforms reward consistency.

These posts give me that. Then when I drop a manual post that’s punchy, timely, or controversial, it’s more likely to pop because the algorithm’s already warm.

Is it perfect?
Nope.

Does it work?
Yep.

Here’s what’s happened in the last 28 days on YouTube:

If you’re creating content, distribution is easier than ever.

One asset → dozens of pieces → daily content → everywhere.

That’s why I’m leaning harder into YouTube.

I’m thinking about doing a workshop showing the whole system — including the AI agents and tools I use.

If that’s something you’d be into, hit reply and let me know.

Pete "one asste into dozens" Boyle

P.S.

Want a little more direct help from me? Here's a few ways I could help out.

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