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Content Blocks

Hosted by Joe Michalowski · EN · 9 episodes

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Episodes
9
Last ep.
9 months ago
Avg length
16m
Booking Probability™
24
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Listen Score
14
Niche reach.
Virality (30d)
6
Steady cadence.

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About this podcast

Content marketing isn't just a channel anymore—it's the engine driving the entire marketing landscape, especially in B2B SaaS. Welcome to Content Blocks, the podcast designed specifically to unpack this monumental shift and equip early-stage SaaS startups with actionable strategies to build powerful content foundations.Hosted by Joe Michalowski, Content Blocks is your go-to resource for navigating the rapidly evolving world of B2B content. Why early-stage SaaS? Because that's where content truly shines:Dense Subject Matter Expertise: Early-stage SaaS companies often possess unmatched depth in niche topics, creating ideal conditions for high-value content.Focused Audience Targeting: A narrow Ideal Customer Profile (ICP) means content can be precisely tailored, ensuring it resonates deeply rather than broadly.Immediate Impact: With fewer moving parts, early-stage startups see direct results from their content efforts, making every strategic decision count.Each episode of Conten

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About the host

Joe Michalowski hosts Content Blocks, a business show with 9 episodes published.

Recent episodes

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How to build a SaaS brand strategy that actually sticks (with the DRMG team)

May 1, 202543mEp. 80

If your product is different, your messaging should be too. But most SaaS companies still sound the same. In this episode, Joe sits down with Dustin Robertson and Mike Geraci, partners at DRMG and architects behind stand

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Concepts eat gimmicks for breakfast

Apr 29, 202513mEp. 70

In this episode, we dive into the problem of B2B marketers trying to copy the success of content programs and series like Hot Ones. We look at the difference between gimmicks and concepts. And then look at the ins and ou

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Barebones SEO fundamentals

Apr 24, 202511mEp. 60

In this episode, Joe shares insights on the right approach to SEO for companies that are just beginning. Key points include understanding the levels of SEO investment, the importance of laying a solid technical foundatio

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The content snowball

Apr 23, 20259mEp. 50

In this episode, Joe Michalowski discusses the concept of 'content snowballs' in the SaaS industry, emphasizing the importance of long-term content strategies over immediate results. Drawing on insights from Jay Clouse's

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The 4 types of input engines for quality content at scale

Apr 22, 202516mEp. 40

In this episode, Joe Michalowski discusses the crucial role of quality inputs in creating impactful content, inspired by a Stephen King quote. He recounts his own journey from a novice freelance writer to a seasoned cont

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The 80/20 rule of Jon Hamm (and content)

Apr 21, 20257mEp. 30

This episode discusses Jon Hamm's career post-Mad Men and draws parallels to effective content marketing strategies. Despite perceptions, Hamm has been consistently working in various roles. Using Hamm's career as a meta

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A never-ending ideation exercise

Mar 27, 202524mEp. 20

Joe Michalowski addresses the common concern of content marketers: "Do we have enough content?" He outlines a systematic approach to ideation, helping marketers continually generate strategic content by focusing on audie

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Simple ways to approach positioning and messaging from a content seat

Mar 21, 202516mEp. 10

I explore the critical overlap between content marketing and product marketing, focusing specifically on positioning and messaging. Discover a straightforward approach for content marketers to quickly build effective pos

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Trailer: Introduction to Content Blocks

Mar 15, 20255m0

You've found Content Blocks! However you made it here, I'm thrilled to have you. This is just a quick 5-minute memo from me where I introduce the idea behind Content Blocks, why I'm planning to focus on B2B SaaS content,

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Age
25-54
Consumer type
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Topics covered

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Frequently asked questions

How do I pitch Content Blocks as a podcast guest?

To pitch Content Blocks, visit https://content-blocks.captivate.fm for contact information, then craft a tight one-paragraph hook that ties your expertise to a gap in their recent business coverage.

Who is the host of Content Blocks?

Content Blocks is hosted by Joe Michalowski. The show is categorised under business and has published 9 episodes.

How many episodes does Content Blocks have?

Content Blocks has published 9 episodes.

What topics does Content Blocks cover?

Content Blocks regularly covers business. It sits in the business category.

Is it hard to get booked on Content Blocks?

Content Blocks is accessible for guests with genuine business expertise. A personalised, episode-aware pitch will still outperform a generic one every time.

Is Content Blocks currently accepting guest pitches?

Content Blocks hasn't explicitly signalled guest openness in recent episodes. That doesn't rule out pitching. your hook just needs to be especially compelling and relevant to their recent content.

How long are Content Blocks episodes?

Episodes of Content Blocks average 16 minutes. a focused format where a clear narrative arc and tight preparation matter most.

What guest credentials does Content Blocks typically look for?

Our data rates Content Blocks's guest bar at 80/100 (Premium tier). Established thought leaders with verified media credentials. Sign in to PitchCentric to see how your own Pod Score compares against this show.

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