Jul 2, 2026 · 25 min · 12 segments
Some teams out there are sitting on more content than they realize. So, the problem isn't creation but what happens after. The pattern often looks something like this: a brief gets written, a draft…
Amy WoodsHost
We're a B2B content agency, the first agency I believe to ever exist that focuses specifically on content repurposing, started back in 2017.

And then in 2019, I published a book about content repurposing, the first book to ever been written in 2017. in the content marketing world about content repurposing and distribution of course we have this podcast as well 350 plus episodes about making your content go further sometimes we deviate into different aspects of b2b content marketing but always at the heart of the content 10x podcast we're looking at maximization of content and smart ways to do that so as i mentioned i'm really excited to dig into the topic of this episode it's definitely something that I and Content 10X know an awful lot about.

Now in the last episode on the Content 10X podcast in this content strategy series, we talked about content channels and formats and making sure that you choose the right ones.

Because once you know what platforms you're going to focus on and the formats that you're going to lean into, that really then does form your repurposing roadmap.

Because that then means that you're not going to be repurposing randomly, but you're going to be feeding specific content into specific channels that you know works for your audience.

So basically the content strategy informs the repurposing plan and the repurposing plan makes the channel strategy executable.

Because without repurposing, showing up on multiple platforms is very challenging for B2B marketing teams.

So positioning and messaging that we've covered in this content strategy series too, because repurposing helps you to be consistent with your messaging as well.

If you are sticking to your messaging framework in core content, and then you repurpose that content, it helps you to stay consistent with that messaging.

We're a B2B content agency, the first agency I believe to ever exist that focuses specifically on content repurposing, started back in 2017.

And then in 2019, I published a book about content repurposing, the first book to ever been written in 2017. in the content marketing world about content repurposing and distribution of course we have this podcast as well 350 plus episodes about making your content go further sometimes we deviate into different aspects of b2b content marketing but always at the heart of the content 10x podcast we're looking at maximization of content and smart ways to do that so as i mentioned i'm really excited to dig into the topic of this episode it's definitely something that I and Content 10X know an awful lot about.

Now in the last episode on the Content 10X podcast in this content strategy series, we talked about content channels and formats and making sure that you choose the right ones.

Because once you know what platforms you're going to focus on and the formats that you're going to lean into, that really then does form your repurposing roadmap.

Because that then means that you're not going to be repurposing randomly, but you're going to be feeding specific content into specific channels that you know works for your audience.

So basically the content strategy informs the repurposing plan and the repurposing plan makes the channel strategy executable.

Because without repurposing, showing up on multiple platforms is very challenging for B2B marketing teams.

So positioning and messaging that we've covered in this content strategy series too, because repurposing helps you to be consistent with your messaging as well.

If you are sticking to your messaging framework in core content, and then you repurpose that content, it helps you to stay consistent with that messaging.
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