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Content, Briefly

"Content, Briefly" is your go-to podcast for content marketing strategy. Each week, host Jimmy Daly interviews SaaS content leaders to understand all the nuances of their content programs—things like content org structure, KPIs, workflows, meeting agendas, and much more. This podcast is presented by Superpath, the internet's best content marketing community.

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Superpath

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Último episodio

29 de oct. de 2026

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Episodios

Inscribe: How Brianna Valleskey ensures total sales/marketing alignment 28.08.2023

On episode #21, Jimmy speaks with Brianna Valleskey from Inscribe. They discuss: - Brianna's process for training (and being trained by) sales teams - How her team supports a long and technical sales cycle - Why "booked sales calls" is her favorite con...

Lasso: Jess Cook on her 12x "content repurposing multiplier" 22.08.2023

On episode #20, Jimmy speaks with Jess Cook from Lasso. They discuss: - How Jess markets, upsells and cross-sells a product with a ton of features - Why she's chosen to invest heavily in audio and video content - Her process for getting to know the cus...

Workweek: Ben Bradbury's advice on talent-first content strategy 14.08.2023

On episode #19, Jimmy speaks with Ben Bradbury from Workweek. They discuss: - Workweek's talent-first approach to B2B content - Why empowering your writers and creators is so important - How to repurpose content for maximum impact - How to run virtual ...

MessageDesk: Kyle Kuczynski on ruthless prioritization and outsized results 07.08.2023

On episode #18, Jimmy speaks with Kyle Kuczynski from MessageDesk. They discuss: - How Kyle scaled content as a marketing team of one - Addressing thousands of use cases with limited resources - How to choose topics when there are infinite choices This...

Zapier: How Lane Scott Jones proved a 454% ROI on content 31.07.2023

On episode #17, Jimmy speaks with Lane Scott Jones from Zapier. They discuss: - How Lane calculated a 454% content ROI for Zapier - How she grew the team from four to 20 people - How (and why) Zapier publishes 85 articles each month - How A.I. is speed...

Voiceflow: Kristin Hillery on bringing a new category to market 24.07.2023

On episode #16, Jimmy speaks with Kristin Hillery from Voiceflow. They discuss: - Where content and brand overlap - Building a content strategy around a product - Why small teams and good vendors thrive together 👉 You can follow Kristin Hillery on Link...

Arrows: Stuart Balcombe on platform-native content and knowing your reader 17.07.2023

On episode #15, Jimmy speaks with Stuart Balcombe from Arrows. They discuss: - Why Arrows doesn't have or want a content calendar - The importance of platform-native content - Why Arrows puts an "unsubscribe" link at the top of every newsletter 👉 You c...

Meta: Sonja Jacob and Mahu Sims on content ops and enterprise strategy 10.07.2023

On episode #14, Jimmy speaks with Sonja Jacob and Mahu Sims from Meta. They discuss: - Enterprise content strategy and org chart - The huge importance of content ops - Advocating for resources, people and tools 👉 You can follow Sonja Jacob and Mahu Sim...

Minuttia: George Chasiotis on building an agency and navigating the "content recession" 03.07.2023

On episode #13, Jimmy speaks with George Chasiotis from Minuttia. They discuss: - How George started and grew Minuttia - The "content recession" - How Minuttia has protected itself from A.I. 👉 You can follow George Chasiotis on LinkedIn here: https://w...

Appcues: Ramli John's Multi-Pronged Strategy for Running a Mature Content Program 12.06.2023

On this fascinating episode of Content Briefly, Ramli John, Product Growth Marketer and Director of Content at Appcues, joins Jimmy on the show. Ramli is a Toronto based product growth marketer who helps product-led businesses convert more of their fre...

Forget the Funnel: Gia Laudi's Masterclass on Knowing Your Customers 29.05.2023

On this episode, Gia Laudi, CEO and Founder of Forget the Funnel joins Jimmy to explore customer leads, retention and metrics. Based in Quebec, Canada, Gia as a Product Marketing & Growth Advisor, Fractional Leader, Author & Co-creator of the Customer-...

Peak Freelance: Elise Dopson on the State of Freelancing 15.05.2023

Elise Dopson, powerhouse freelance writer and creator of Peak Freelance joins Jimmy on Content, Briefly to chat about the world of freelance writing. From starting a blog at the age of 12 and learning as much as she could, Elise quickly ascended to bec...

Clearbit: Analytics Expert Julie Beynon on Measuring Content 01.05.2023

Today, Jimmy is joined by Julie Beynon – Head of Analytics at Clearbit. Clearbit is a B2B data activation platform for marketing intelligence, helping its clients truly understand and identify prospects in their business. After a short stint in content...

Verblio: How Ryan Sargent Is Cutting Through the Content Echo Chamber 14.04.2023

On this episode of Content Briefly, Jimmy welcomes Ryan Sargent, Director of Content Marketing at Verblio. Verblio is a content marketplace with over 3,000 freelance writers that create various types of content each month, including blogs, podcasts, we...

Slite: Melanie Broder’s Focus on Thought Leadership and Great Writing Is Paying Off 04.04.2023

Melanie Broder, Head of Content at Slite (and an old co-worker of Jimmy’s!) joins the show today. Melanie is a writer and teacher in New York, who currently runs the Slite blog and newsletter. Slite is a modern knowledge base that drives action, though...

Shopify: Kam Jenkins on Taming Complexity and Winning With Great Process 21.03.2023

In this episode of Content, Briefly, Jimmy interviews Kameron Jenkins, content lead at Shopify. They discuss the operations of Shopify's content marketing team and the different types of content that they produce for their target audience. Shopify is a...

LaunchNotes: Blake Thorne's Content Strategy for a Series A Startup 07.03.2023

Blake Thorne, Director of Content Strategy at LaunchNotes joins Jimmy to discuss how LaunchNotes' content team operates. Blake highlights the differences between product marketers and product managers and discusses the marketing strategies at LaunchNot...

Alloy Automation: Tina Donati’s Strategy for Mastering Technical Subject Matter 22.02.2023

Tina Donati, Content and Partner Marketing Lead at Alloy, joins Jimmy to discuss how Alloy's content team operates. They explore Alloy's strategy and organizational structure, providing an in-depth look into how the team works smoothly and efficiently....

Crossbeam: How Sean Blanda Built a 55,000-person Newsletter 15.02.2023

Sean Blanda, VP of Content at Crossbeam joins Jimmy on the inaugural episode of Content, Briefly. Sean shares his insights on building a successful content team, emphasizing the importance of trust and communication in a remote work environment. Crossb...

Dock: How Eric Doty Scales Content as a One Person Team 15.02.2023

Eric Doty, Content Lead at Dock, joins Jimmy to explore the nuances of a lone wolf approach to content marketing. This episode highlights the importance of giving individuals the freedom to do their job, the challenges and benefits of operating as a on...

Klaviyo: How Tracey Wallace Operationalized Success 15.02.2023

Tracey Wallace, Director of Content Strategy at Klaviyo, joins Jimmy to share insights on Klaviyo's content team operations, including their work structure, KPI reporting, and tech stack. Klaviyo is a SaaS company that offers email and SMS marketing as...

Content, Briefly: Trailer 09.02.2023

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