DiscoverB2B Marketing with Dave Gerhardt#166: Content Strategy | Behind the Scenes of Monday.com’s Content Strategy with Eliana Atia and Arielle Gordis
#166: Content Strategy | Behind the Scenes of Monday.com’s Content Strategy with Eliana Atia and Arielle Gordis

#166: Content Strategy | Behind the Scenes of Monday.com’s Content Strategy with Eliana Atia and Arielle Gordis

Update: 2024-08-12
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Dave is joined by Eliana Atia and Arielle Gordis from Monday.com, who drive the content strategy that powers one of the most recognizable brands in SaaS. Eliana, a seasoned content leader, shares how Monday.com’s content team evolved from a small, reactive unit into a strategic powerhouse. Arielle, who leads the thought leadership initiatives, reveals the secrets behind the wildly successful "Monday Insights" newsletter which has 3.7 million subscribers.

They cover:

  • How the content team at Monday.com acts as a strategic partner to departments across the business
  • The unique "guild" structure they use that allows content managers to stay deeply integrated within various teams while maintaining a unified content strategy
  • How they use audience engagement and feedback to make better content

Timestamps

  • (00:00 ) - - Intro

  • (08:18 ) - - Content Strategy as a Career

  • (10:50 ) - - Monday.com’s Messaging Strategy

  • (12:37 ) - - Transitioning to a Multi-Product Brand

  • (17:25 ) - - Using Content to Create Trust

  • (26:41 ) - - How They Create Sales Enablement Content for Enterprise Accounts

  • (29:23 ) - - Monday's Value-Based Thought Leadership Strategy

  • (33:03 ) - - Behind the Scenes: Working With a Cartoonist

  • (39:12 ) - - How Their Newsletter Has a 30% Open Rate

  • (41:23 ) - - Getting Buy-in For Thought Leadership

  • (43:12 ) - - Boosting Open Rates with Quality Sender Names

  • (49:31 ) - - Transforming Job Stress into Meaningful Leadership

  • (50:56 ) - - Successful Idea Testing on a Smaller Scale



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#166: Content Strategy | Behind the Scenes of Monday.com’s Content Strategy with Eliana Atia and Arielle Gordis

#166: Content Strategy | Behind the Scenes of Monday.com’s Content Strategy with Eliana Atia and Arielle Gordis

Dave Gerhardt