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same-idea-both-platforms
Turn one idea into a Twitter post and a LinkedIn post that read as if written separately, rather than the same text pasted twice. Use when someone wants to post the same thing on both platforms, asks to adapt a post for the other platform, or asks how something should differ between Twitter and LinkedIn. Do not use it to write for one platform only.
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# Same idea, both platforms
Cross-posting fails in a specific and visible way. The same words appear in two
places, and in at least one of them they are obviously wrong. A LinkedIn post
dropped onto Twitter reads as a press release. A tweet dropped onto LinkedIn
reads as a fragment.
The idea travels. The writing does not.
## Step 1: find the idea underneath
Before writing anything, say the idea back in one plain sentence, without any
of the phrasing from wherever it came from. If you cannot, the person has given
you a paragraph rather than a point, and asking which part is the point is more