Multi-Platform Social Media Content

Problem

Startup social distribution often fails because teams reuse one announcement across every channel. The same copy can read like a launch on Twitter/X, a corporate ad on LinkedIn, unwanted self-promotion on Reddit, and a low-signal post on Hacker News. This skill targets technical startups and developer tools, treating each platform as a separate content system.

How It Works

• Platform-native rewriting: Twitter/X focuses on thread structure, posting cadence, timing, and quote-tweeting; LinkedIn focuses on post structure, first-comment links, carousels, and personal stories; Reddit focuses on subreddit-specific rules; Hacker News focuses on technical depth and honest metrics; Product Hunt keeps only teaser and community-engagement windows.
• Calendar execution: schedule posts across Mon-Fri, and repurpose long-form writing, open-source metrics, and build-in-public updates into shorter assets instead of shipping one generic announcement.

Boundaries

The playbooks are best for startups, developer tools, open-source launches, and pre-launch community building. They are less suited to consumer brands, entertainment marketing, or paid-traffic funnels. Reddit and Hacker News are especially sensitive to promotion, so the rules should be adjusted to subreddit culture and discussion context.