Blog Post
topic on 5 shows · 6 statements across 6 episodes
the Y Combinator Startup Podcast 
Lenny's Podcast 
My First Million 
the Startup Ideas Podcast 
Capital Allocators
6 statements about Blog Post, every show
Manually writing and perfecting a brand blog post takes 30 hours
“So we're not going to go write a blog post manually because if we wanted to do that, that could take another 20 to 30 hours, you know, to make it perfect, to go back and forth, to integrate our brand voice, to do all that boring stuff manually sounds like a wa…”
Brian Dean: Publishing raw video transcripts as blog posts never works
“What a lot of people do is they'll say,
oh, I want to get more out of my videos.
So I'll get a transcript of the video and I'll publish it as a blog post.
They never do well because you need someone to turn that into, you can take that content and turn it into…”
Kramer: Interactive tools and templates outperform blog posts in content marketing
“And I think people have this limited view of contents where they think blog posts and blog posts are one part of content. Like content should be tools, resources, templates, like calculators, those kinds of things do better in all the cases.”
Sam Parr predicts long-form blog posts will return as a major opportunity
“I think longer form blog posts are going to be coming. Cause everyone's like, I want to start a newsletter. I want to get popular on Twitter. I'm like, all right, great. Do that. I actually think that there could be a bigger opportunity to create a more in-dep…”
Walden: People will crowdfund big ideas by purchasing tokenized blog posts
“So you can see this idea going a lot further where new big ideas enter the world as blog posts and people crowdfund those big ideas that they want to see happen in the world and become part owners in the blog post that becomes the sort of canonical representat…”
Cannon: Content quality should dictate publishing cadence, not arbitrary schedules
“It could take you three days to write a blog post, and, you know, maybe in the early days you can't do that, but you should let that amount of time dictate how often you can put stuff out, rather than go the other way and be like, shit, I have to get a thing o…”