Winning Workflows to Enhance Your Content Marketing

Behind the Post Published: May 8, 2023

Olivia Messina

Sam Thomas Davies reveals the tried and true methods that allow him to always have a repertoire of strong content.

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Episode Summary

There’s so much to be said about looking at content that performs very well, trying to reverse engineer why it works and trying to put your own unique spin on it. It won’t always work, but you will end up with templates that you can use over and over again.”

The next Behind the Post guest went from working in a call center to being an author and top content marketer with his work being featured in CNBC, The Times, and Fast Company, as well as leading marketing blogs, including Ahrefs, Search Engine Journal, and SEMrush.

Sam Thomas Davies, Growth Marketing Manager at Drip, joins host Olivia Messina to discuss his approach to content marketing and his tried and true methods that allow him to always have a repertoire of strong content.

Since posting on LinkedIn and Twitter daily, Sam delves into his recent learnings, especially about content ideation and his process of including links in posts, and his secret for keeping reach high!

If you’re someone who struggles with writer’s block, Sam shares step-by-step how he reverse engineers top-performing content and templates it. He even shares how he utilizes the hub and spoke model to take 1 piece of content like a blog, podcast, or newsletter and transform it into 7-9 pieces.

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Meet Sam

Sam Thomas Davies is a Growth Marketer at Drip. A former Head of Content at Sleeknote and Drip, Sam helped grow both marketing blogs to over 180,000 organic visitors a month. He’s the co-author of Subscribe! (the world’s first and only book about website popups), and his work has been featured in CNBC, The Times, and Fast Company, as well as leading marketing blogs including, Ahrefs, Search Engine Journal, and SEMRush.