How do I turn my newsletter into LinkedIn posts and tweets?

• Substack: connect Substack in Settings > Channels and answer Yes, this is my account. Your posts on every publication you write for are imported (up to 500 per publication, newest first, paid posts included), along with your Substack Notes.
• Website or blog: on the Digital Brain page, click Import and choose From a website or blog, paste your site's address and click Find my posts. Typeshare reads WordPress sites, Medium, and blogs with an RSS feed or sitemap, and reads other sites page by page. Up to 500 posts are read per site (200 on sites read page by page, like Ghost, Squarespace or Webflow).

After the first import, new posts are read in every day. See Can I import my old tweets, LinkedIn posts and newsletters?.

On the All-Access plan, each publishing agent writes for its own platform from your Digital Brain: the X Agent writes X posts and threads, the LinkedIn Agent writes LinkedIn posts, documents and carousels, the Threads Agent writes for Threads and the Substack Agent writes Notes. Each fills its platform's queue and publishes on the schedule you chose.

Agents only repurpose your writing. They repeat something you said, combine two things you said, or combine several of your statements in a format you've used before. They never invent stories, numbers or opinions, and each post lists the passages it came from (see Does Typeshare write in my own voice?).

Yes. Share the link in the agent's chat and it reads it and writes from it right away. You can also type @ and a few words from one of your published posts to attach it, for example "@Why I write turn this into 5 quote tweets".

Yes. Give an agent a routine with the When I publish trigger and pick the formats it runs on (such as Long Form). About 2 minutes after you publish, the agent gets the post and does what the routine says, for example "Pull 7 lines from it as quote tweets, one a day."

Yes. On the Digital Brain page, open a past post and click Remix to start a new draft from it. A Substack newsletter opens as a new Long Form piece. In the editor, click the brain icon to open your Digital Brain beside your draft.

From one draft you can switch on X, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky and Substack Notes and publish to all of them at once (see Can I post to X and LinkedIn at the same time?).

Importing and the Digital Brain need an active trial or plan. The agents are on All-Access ($49/month, 2-week free trial; see pricing). Basic is $19/month, without agents.