Repurposing content is one of the smartest marketing moves a small business owner can make—and it doesn’t have to be complicated. Start with one strong, helpful piece of content (like a blog post, video, or podcast), then break it down into smaller pieces that serve other platforms and formats. That one blog post? It can turn into 5–10 social media posts, an email newsletter, a video script, and a few quote graphics.
Here’s why this matters: content creation takes time, and most small businesses don’t have hours to spend creating something new every day. Repurposing lets you work smarter—not harder—by giving each idea more reach and a longer shelf life. Tools like Enji can help by organizing your ideas, showing you where you’ve already posted, and making it easier to batch and schedule repurposed content across platforms.
To get started, pick one “anchor” topic—something you know your audience cares about and that supports your business goals. Then pull out key points and questions from that content and reframe them for social media posts, carousel slides, email intros, or video talking points.
The trick isn’t to repeat the same thing word-for-word—it’s to repackage the insight in a way that matches the platform and the person seeing it. What works on Instagram might need a different hook for your email list. But the message? That stays consistent. And consistency builds trust, saves time, and keeps you showing up—without always starting from scratch.