“One episode can create multiple pieces of content from YouTube shorts, reels, social media posts, blogs, newsletters, different things that we can talk about”

Shay Toya · Building Better Contractor Businesses: Systems, Team Building, Workflow, Profitability, Lead Generation · 39. Why I Started a Podcast for Contractors

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repurposes each podcast episode into multiple content formats such as YouTube shorts, reels, social media posts, blogs, and newsletters

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