It’s not so much the length of the blog post but the depth that matters. What we mean is, each blog post has different sections. The more sections there are, the more opportunities to repurpose different pieces of content. For example, let’s say you have a blog post about content curation. The different sections for the blog posts could be: What is content curation? What’s the difference between content curation and content creation? What are the benefits of content curation? What are the best practices for content curation? Those 4 blog sections would be enough to repurpose into lots of content. In our experience, you can get 37 pieces of content out of a 1,500 - 2,000 word blog post.
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To end up with 37 pieces of repurposed content, how long with that blog post need to be?
It’s not so much the length of the blog post but the depth that matters. What we mean is, each blog post has different sections. The more sections there are, the more opportunities to repurpose different pieces of content.
For example, let’s say you have a blog post about content curation. The different sections for the blog posts could be:
What is content curation?
What’s the difference between content curation and content creation?
What are the benefits of content curation?
What are the best practices for content curation?
Those 4 blog sections would be enough to repurpose into lots of content. In our experience, you can get 37 pieces of content out of a 1,500 - 2,000 word blog post.