Repurpose content you've already written — automatically.
Turn your blog or newsletter into social media posts
If you're already investing time in a blog or newsletter, that content deserves more than one outing. Suze reads your articles and transforms them into platform-native social media posts — pulling out the key insights, quotes and ideas so you get more reach from what you've already written.
One article, multiple posts
A single blog post can yield several social media posts — a key stat for LinkedIn, a practical tip for Instagram, a thought-provoking question for X. Suze identifies the most shareable angles and formats them for each platform.
Drives traffic back to your content
Each post links back to the original article, turning your social media into a traffic funnel for your blog. More readers, more subscribers, more impact from content you've already created.
Works with any CMS
Suze reads your blog pages directly from your website URL — no integrations, no RSS feeds, no manual importing. As long as your articles are publicly accessible, Suze can work with them.
Frequently asked questions
How does Suze turn a blog post into social media posts?
Suze reads your article and identifies the most shareable angles — a key insight for LinkedIn, a practical tip for Instagram, a thought-provoking question for X. It formats each one for the platform and queues them for your review. One article typically yields three to five posts.
Does Suze work with any blogging platform?
Yes. Suze reads directly from your public website URL — no integrations, no plugins, no RSS feeds. As long as your articles are publicly accessible, Suze can read and repurpose them regardless of which CMS you use.
Can Suze repurpose older articles I published months or years ago?
Yes. Suze reads your full archive and resurfaces older content that hasn't been promoted recently. An article from a year ago can still generate clicks and subscribers if it's promoted again with a fresh angle.
Will Suze link back to the original article in the post?
Yes. Posts generated from blog content include a reference back to the original article, turning your social channels into a traffic funnel for your blog. More readers, more subscribers, more value from content you've already invested in.
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