Explore " long-form content" with insightful episodes like "EP 161 - How to build your home YouTube studio with Kevin Shen", "DevLearn 2023 Recap: Solution-focused Approaches to Technology, Storytelling, and Quality Content", "Content At Scale Content Creation Software", "Jess Cook on Content Marketing, Trends in B2B, and Managing Creative Chaos" and "3 Content Repurposing Strategies That Drive Visibility & Grow Trust" from podcasts like ""Alt Marketing School", "L&D In Action: Winning Strategies from Learning Leaders", "Software Spotlight", "The Marketer Show" and "Marketer For Hire"" and more!
In this Software Spotlight podcast episode, host Michael Bernzweig interviews Steve Harvey from Content at Scale, an AI content creation platform designed for SEO agencies, site owners, and marketers. Learn more about Content at Scale. Founded in 2021, Content at Scale uses proprietary AI to generate long-form, SEO-optimized blog posts and articles. Key features include content written in a natural, human tone, citations, links, images, and social posts built-in. The platform is used by various industries, including legal and education, and has a native integration with WordPress and Shopify. The episode also discusses the Craft Writing Method, a framework to optimize AI content in 5 steps.
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We spoke with Jess Cook about the state of content marketing, trends in B2B, and managing creative chaos. Jess is the Head of Content @ LASSO, and the Co-host of the “That's Marketing, Baby” podcast. She’s led cross-functional teams in SaaS, b2b, and vertical software. Let’s get into the episode.
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How to repurpose your content in a way that supports your marketing and sales strategy. Hint: it’s about more than just decreasing your content creation workload. Your content plays a vital role in the success of your business marketing and sales strategy. But it must be done right—done strategically.
Before you dive into this episode, make sure you listen to the episode where I explained my STAR Framework and the importance of a content catalog. And then come back to hear me share 3 reasons you should repurpose your content for maximum marketing results!
In this episode, you will be able to:
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Episode 28: Repurpose Your Content with My STAR Framework
Episode 29: Know Like Trust Marketing Strategy with Kristin Lawton
360 Program
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Content repurposing is one of those terms that gets thrown around a lot! It's something you know you should be doing, but… the task can feel a little vague. Is content “repurposing” simply posting content on different channels? Is it reposting the same thing on Instagram 6-weeks later? Or is there more to it? (Spoiler: there’s more to it.). I’m going to walk you through each step of my STAR framework, the framework I use to repurpose content for myself and my clients. And the best news? You do not need to back track and catalog all your old content. Rather, this is a framework you can start using today to give your content a longer life.
In this episode, you will be able to:
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Sunny’s interview w/ Sophia Parra
My Podcast Producer, Leah Bryant
Connect with Sunny
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Linda Secondari, Principal and Creative Director for Studiolo Secondari returns to Westchester Words to discuss how our attention spans have been distracted by the digital world we live and work in. She also shares how to design long-form content in a more visually appealing manner so it can better engage and maintain a reader's interest.
This week is the 3 year anniversary of Making Good! Hosting this podcast has been one of the greatest gifts of my life – truly, that’s not an exaggeration – and to me, it has really shown the magic that comes from consistently creating valuable content over time… and specifically LONG-FORM content.
That’s what we’re going to talk about today!
In this episode, we’re going to cover:
Thinking about starting a podcast? I'm not here to persuade you to start one but to impart all my podcast wisdom after a short year of amateur podcasting! Yes, I was the person that thought I could never start a podcast. Now look at me, I've now got just over a thousand podcast downloads under my belt and feeling pretty chuffed with my efforts and commitment. But I've had to learn a few things well...the hard way and I'd like to save you from my many newbie mishaps and save you a lot of time and stress!
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Today's episode is our 2nd episode from our new content series, The Social INK Show. As always, we're interested in knowing what you think of these chats, so be sure to leave us a comment on your favourite social media channel, simply search for @allaboutdigmar
James O'Donnell, Commercial Director, and Founder & CEO, Chris Bruno, are talking about the benefits of long-form content creation, starting a podcast today and some of our business and marketing failures.
You see, everything that Social INK does, for themselves and for their clients is an experiment. It's about trying new things, and not just trying them once and thinking they don't work. But trying them until you build a system or a process that can really be tested.
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Is it possible to stand out in the world of ecommerce with competitors like Amazon? Learn how, for over 15 years, Jeremy Daalder has turned his expert content into conversions by pairing the Craft CMS platform with Craft Commerce to beat the big box stores.
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