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Repurpose one piece of content into many

The cheapest content is the content you already made. Start from what performed and adapt it for each channel.

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The idea, in one paragraph

Content repurposing is the process of taking existing content and reformatting it for different channels, audiences, or formats—maximizing the value of each piece by extending its reach and lifespan. Repurposing extends the useful life of strong source material and adapts it for audiences who prefer different formats.

From Content Marketing Strategy, volume 11 of the Marketing library. Search the free layer on the Knowledge Hub.

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MSGKB-V2-11-017-03 · vol 11, Content Marketing Strategy

Content repurposing

Identify high-performing content. Assess repurposing opportunities. Choose appropriate formats and channels. Adapt content for each format. Maintain core message. Distribute repurposed content. Refine repurposing strategy. Prioritize high-performing content with strong engagement and evergreen topics. Also repurpose content that addresses core audience needs. Repurpose by: identifying high-performing content, assessing repurposing opportunities, choosing appropriate formats and channels, adapting content for each format, maintaining the core message, distributing repurposed content, tracking performance, and refining strategy.

MSGKB-V2-12-033-03 · vol 12, Content Operations & Repurposing Systems

Topic bank management

A content team managing a topic bank would:

  1. collect topic ideas from multiple sources
  2. organize by pillar and subtopic
  3. prioritize based on strategy
  4. maintain a healthy pipeline
  5. review and prune regularly
  6. connect to content planning
  7. track topic performance
  8. refresh topics periodically

Collecting topics from multiple sources, organizing by pillar and subtopic, prioritizing based on strategy, maintaining a healthy pipeline, reviewing and pruning regularly, connecting to content planning, tracking topic performance, and refreshing periodically. Manage by.

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