Show Notes
It's July, but the smart money is already building content for 2027. You have about 60 days before the window opens, and the good news is, you probably have most of what you need to get started now.
Jay and Daniel break down the exact content to have ready before October hits, why calendars are the format that gets consumed the most in Q4, how to remix content you already have instead of starting from scratch, and why adding 2027 recency signals to your resources page gets you pulled into AI answers before your competitors.
If you're a Marketer who wants to prime their pipeline before 2027, this episode is for YOU.
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