
My Daily Business Podcast Episode 584: Why depth beats noise in content marketing in 2026
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Jan 7, 2026 In a world overwhelmed by short attention spans, long-form content is making a powerful comeback. Audiences are seeking depth, nuance, and meaningful connections over fleeting trends. Marketers and creators are urged to focus on thoughtful storytelling through podcasts, newsletters, and essays to build trust and authority. The discussion highlights strategies for repurposing existing content effectively and choosing a core platform for impactful messaging. Ultimately, investing in deep content fosters loyalty and stands out amidst the noise.
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Audience Craves Depth Over Noise
- Audiences are shifting from constant short attention to craving depth and nuance in content.
- Fiona Killackey argues long-form content builds real connection and authority beyond short-form noise.
Platforms Are Shifting Toward Longer Formats
- Platform trends show longer formats gaining support as people take social breaks.
- Fiona notes apps test longer videos while readers move to Substack and newsletters for sustained attention.
People Regularly Delete Social Apps
- Fiona shares examples of people deleting social apps regularly to set boundaries.
- She describes texting a friend who said they constantly delete apps and reinstall them.

