I want to turn my scattered ideas into a reliable stream of short-form articles that can be published as Twitter threads and adapted for LinkedIn. The core of the job is to set up a simple, repeatable pipeline that takes me from idea capture to polished post without friction and keeps the tone consistently entertaining—think light, witty, story-driven, yet still useful. Here’s how I picture the flow: • Research & ideation – pull hooks from my notes, trending topics, or relevant data • Drafting – craft 200–400-word pieces that read smoothly as a multi-tweet thread and can be expanded or tightened for LinkedIn • Editing – sharpen the humor, add a clear takeaway, ensure voice consistency • Scheduling – load everything into Buffer, Hootsuite, or a comparable scheduler with the right hashtags, mentions, and visuals if needed I’ll supply raw thoughts, links, and any reference material; you shape them into finished copy and slot them into the calendar. A weekly cadence of five Twitter threads and two longer LinkedIn posts feels about right, but I’m open to your workflow suggestions as long as the pipeline stays easy to maintain. Deliverables each week: 1. Shared doc or Notion board showing ideas in progress, drafts, and ready-to-post items 2. Final copy for each platform, clearly labeled 3. Scheduler screenshots or links confirming everything is queued Success means I can scan the board on Monday and know my social presence is covered through Friday without last-minute scrambling. If that sounds clear, let’s lock in the process and get the first week’s queue built.