
Dan Blank
Founder of WeGrowMedia and author of "Be the Gateway," helping writers with human-centered marketing and audience development.
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Oct 20, 2026
Building Connection Through Long-Form Content with Dan Blank - #358
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Matty DalrympleHOST
You know what I mean? Like balancing the idea that it's, this is sort of talking about the less polished content aspect of it Is it really less polished or does it only seem less polished? I can think

Dan BlankGUEST
of a lot of examples because there's the example of some, a lot of people do the videos, they're in their car and they're holding something funny.

Dan BlankGUEST
And some of those are great because they're clearly scripted in the way that they know this is going to be a tight video, a minute and a half.

Dan BlankGUEST
And then I see examples like, this happened a year or two back, but I think there's now author Melanie Sanders, Melanie with an I, I believe, who did a ton of online content, but then she got in her car one day, I think it was a year ago, May, and I think she was just, it was very off the cuff, because she's like, oh, I'm creating the We Do Not Care Club.
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Matty DalrympleHOST
Can you talk a little bit about what platforms you are seeing are most successful for authors for this kind of content sharing? Yeah.
Social Media Strategy for Authors with Dan Blank - #354
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Matty DalrympleHOST
So maybe we can start out with, are you seeing this too among the authors that you're working with?

Dan BlankGUEST
Yeah, I mean, I feel like when, to me, the big inflection point was when Twitter broke.

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People realized there wasn't one center of where conversation tends to happen in the niches, and people went different places.

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And that felt very scary to realize, well, some people are going to Blue Sky and some to Mastodon and some to Instagram and some to Threads, and these places were new, too, because they're like, we want to take advantage of this opportunity.

Dan BlankGUEST
And then you might go to Blue Sky and realize, okay, I'm kind of getting a feel for this.

Dan BlankGUEST
Then after a few months, it changed again because some people were excited and then they left where they hoped it would be the obvious new Twitter.
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