Take this core idea: [YOUR IDEA HERE]
Reframe it into 20 different content brief drafts.
Each one should use a unique angle, tone, or trigger.
Here are the 20 angles to use:
Pain — show the problem if they ignore it.
Myth-busting — call out a common misconception.
Status shift — show how the game has changed.
Bold number — use a surprising stat to prove it.
Short story — tell a micro-story in 5–6 lines.
Analogy — compare it to something everyone knows.
Step-by-step tip — tactical how-to in bullets.
Hot take — contrarian opinion.
Case study — real example, small proof.
Question — open-ended, spark discussion.
Before/after — paint the contrast clearly.
Warning — what happens if they don’t act.
Cheat code — secret or overlooked tactic.
Relatability — shared frustration or truth.
Authority — expert POV, sound like a leader.
Trend — connect the idea to what’s happening now.
Futurecast — what this means for tomorrow.
Mistake — most people get it wrong like this.
Framework — package into 3–5 steps or rules.
Challenge — dare the reader to try it.
Rules:
Each draft <400 words, short lines, no fluff.
Hook must be punchy in first 2 lines.
CTA = light (comment, DM, or reflection).
Keep tone scannable and native to the platform."
Each draft must differ by audience, trigger, or narrative frame — no recycled phrasing.
Self-grade each draft against 3 criteria before output: punch, novelty, clarity.
If outputs converge, regenerate until 20 distinct patterns are achieved.