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The Content 10x Podcast

Amy Woods, Founder of Content 10x, reveals strategies, ideas, tips and tricks to help you unleash the power of content repurposing!

Author: Amy Woods

Maximize the return from every piece of content that you create! This podcast will teach you how to repurpose your content like a pro. Whether you're a podcaster, blogger or video content creator - creating great content is never easy. Neither is keeping up with the ever growing array of social media platforms. Content repurposing is a critical activity to ensure that your content finds it's audience and your message is heard. Amy Woods, Founder of Content 10x, reveals everything you need to know about content repurposing in biweekly episodes released every other Thursday! Find out more at www.content10x.com
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How to Find the Funny in B2B Marketing with Luke Winter
Episode 364
Wednesday, 23 September, 2026

B2B brands spend a lot of time trying to stand out, but taking a genuinely funny approach can still feel like a risky move. Luke Winter doesn't see it that way. For the Founder & Creative Director at Deadpan Agency, comedy works best when it starts with the same things as any serious B2B campaign such as audience pain points and business goals.In this episode, Amy Woods sits down with Luke to explore how comedy fits into B2B marketing, from the creative process behind Deadpan's campaigns to the challenges of getting buy-in for work that takes a few more creative risks. One of those campaigns happens to be for a client Deadpan and Content 10x share, Vector.Vector's comedy campaign became one of Deadpan's strongest case studies: a 33% lift in branded search, a 22% increase in demo requests, and a 44% increase in pipeline, all repurposed from a single shoot into dozens of pieces of content.Luke walks through exactly how that campaign came together, and what it took to get there.Find out:Why Luke thinks comedy has a proper place in the B2B sales cycle, particularly when a brand is trying to get on an audience's radarHow a very ordinary problem for their client, Free Agency, became the idea for the "Bullshit Filter" campaignWhat Luke looks for when deciding whether a comedy idea will make people recognize themselves in the campaign rather than simply watch a brand trying to be funnyWhy Deadpan gives clients several campaign directions across a scale from "fun" to more unhingedThe low-risk way for B2B brands to start experimenting with comedy before committing to a full campaignImportant links & mentions:Blog post about this episodeLuke Winter on LinkedInDeadpan AgencyVector Series A VideoDeadpan’s Vector Case StudyContent 10xAmy on LinkedInAmy’s book: (Content 10x: More Content, Less Time, Maximum Results)Amy Woods is the CEO and founder of Content 10x, a creative agency that provides specialist content strategy, creation and repurposing support to B2B organizations.She's also a best-selling author, hosts two content marketing podcasts (The Content 10x Podcast and B2B Content Strategist), and speaks on stages all over the world about the power of content marketing.Join thousands of business owners, content creators and marketers and get the latest content marketing tips and advice delivered straight to your inbox every week https://www.content10x.com/newsletter

 

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