Ryan Law, Director of Content Marketing at Ahrefs, discusses leveraging LinkedIn for career opportunities, Ahrefs' content strategy, YouTube's B2B potential, and the realistic take on generative AI in SEO. He also reflects on his personal development journey, side projects, and the potential of AI in transforming Slack archives. Ryan shares insights on scaling content with caution and key takeaways from the Brighton SEO conference.

Senior Editor at Slack, Sara Yin, delves into content marketing at tech giants, sharing insights on Slack's evolution, lessons from Intercom and Shopify, and the importance of diverse voices in building a rich content library. She also discusses Slack's content strategy post-Salesforce acquisition, lessons from Jeff Bezos, and keeping content creative in an SEO-driven world.

Hannah Geise, Senior Content Manager at BentoBox, brings her extensive experience from the food and hospitality industry to the conversation. She shares insights on how technology is reshaping restaurant management and marketing. Hannah discusses BentoBox's multifaceted content strategy encompassing brand and SEO while emphasizing community engagement post-pandemic. She also highlights the importance of data-driven content creation and effective customer retention techniques, as well as personal success skills like time management that drive productivity.

Sam Balter, Head of Content at Wistia, dives into the dynamic world of video content marketing. He explores how businesses can effectively leverage video to build brand affinity and adapt to changing customer expectations post-pandemic. Sam shares insights on Wistia’s evolution from a basic video tool to a comprehensive platform and discusses strategies for maximizing audience engagement. He highlights the importance of personalized content and creative autonomy in video production, advocating for innovative approaches to connect with audiences.

John Bonini, Founder of Some Good Content, discusses building a content brand, insights from consulting, personal branding, industry changes affecting content programs, coaching vs execution, and more. Insights on growth strategies, team management, and creating authentic, audience-centric content are also shared.

Ryan Sargent, VP of Content and Strategy at Ten Speed, shares his fascinating journey from leading in-house teams to shaping an organic growth agency. He discusses the intriguing evolution of content marketing, emphasizing strategic adaptability and creativity. Discover how Ten Speed blends SEO with high-quality content creation. Ryan also highlights the importance of effective client partnerships and innovative tools like Asana and Airtable for streamlined content management. Dive into how the landscape of B2B content is changing and what that means for marketers!

In this discussion, Ross Simmonds, Founder & CEO of Foundation Marketing and author of "Create Once, Distribute Forever," shares insights on content distribution and B2B marketing. He emphasizes the importance of storytelling and community engagement in a crowded digital landscape. Ross challenges the traditional SEO-centric approach, urging marketers to focus on audience connection instead. He also addresses the obstacles B2B teams face, like time constraints, and highlights the need for innovative strategies to elevate content outreach.

Eric Doty, the Content Lead at Dock and a renowned expert in content marketing automation, shares his insights on the evolution of Dock from a product-led to a sales-led approach. He discusses mastering personal branding on LinkedIn and the importance of community management. Eric also highlights the changing skillset of content marketers and the integration of podcasting in Dock’s content strategy. He explores the balance between content creation and sales goals, underscoring innovative automation methods that enhance productivity and engagement.

In this episode of Content Briefly, we’ve interviewed George Chasiotis, Managing Director at Minuttia and Founder at GrowthWaves, and discussed content recession, a diversified set of services and building teams,  the nuances of a media business, and more.This episode is brought to you by our friends at Minuttia. ************************Timestamps:00:00 Intro03:35 Who is George Chasiotis?03:52 Insights on the content marketing recession.08:47 What is Minuttia?10:22 Introducing GrowthWaves, a B2B growth newsletter.12:48 Launching a diversified set of services.14:34 Adapting team skill sets for evolving content marketing.18:08 The evolution of GrowthWaves as a media company.20:04 Changes happening in the content marketing industry.24:12 Redefining content roles.28:48 Benefits of outsourcing.31:53 The role of reporting content marketing impact. 41:22 Learn more about George and Minuttia and get in touch.42:15 Outro************************Useful Links:Minuttia Website: https://minuttia.comGrowthWaves: https://growthwaves.comGeorge on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgioschasiotis/Minuttia Impact Report Webinar: https://www.superpath.co/blog/webinar-how-a-simple-report-saved-our-agency************************Previous Episodes:► Content Briefly Ep. 12: Ramli John's multi-pronged strategy for running a mature content program https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrMq3NmDY9Y► Content Briefly Ep. 11: Forget The Funnel: Gia Laudi's Masterclass On Knowing Your Customers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiL56C5HiDI► Content Briefly Ep. 10: Elise Dopson on the state of freelancing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqPLqJ92FMg************************Stay Tuned:► Website: https://www.superpath.co/► YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@superpath► LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/superpath/► Twitter: https://twitter.com/superpathco

Amanda Natividad, VP of Marketing at SparkToro, discusses original research, the absence of a concise content strategy, personal branding, aligning marketing strategy with audience insights, using an email list for marketing, scalability of SparkToro's marketing approach, balancing high-value work, and SparkToro's content strategy.