One SaaS Blog = Five Sales Assets

Here's what you might be missing out on

Most SaaS founders I work with are already publishing blogs.

But that blog lives only on the blog.
Maybe it gets a LinkedIn post. Maybe a newsletter mention.
And that’s it.

When your blog is written for the right reader (a buyer, not a user), you can repurpose it into 5 high-ROI assets, each serving a different function across your funnel.

Let me show you how I did this recently:

The Blog Topic

“The hidden cost of micromanagement in remote teams”

→ A top-of-funnel blog written for the Head of Operations with no product plug, just a painful business pain.

Now, here’s how we turned one blog into five buyer-focused assets:

1. LinkedIn Thought Leadership Post

We pulled out a spicy stat from the blog and framed it as a question:

“The average team leader spends 12 hours/week checking in on what their team’s doing.

Is it really about accountability — or control?”

→ This led to comments from Ops leaders and opened DMs for sales.
→ We linked to the blog in the comments, not the post (reach hack).

2. Sales Follow-up Email

For prospects who ghost after the first call:

“Thought you might enjoy this read, we talked about team visibility, and this blog digs into how micromanagement affects Ops goals.”

→ Relevance: high.
→ Feels like a helpful share, not a pitch.

3. Slide in a Pitch Deck

Took the key insight: Micromanagement is a cost center.
Turned it into one slide that helped AEs frame the problem before pitching the tool.

→ Because when the buyer nods at the problem, they’re more open to the solution.

4. Newsletter Segment

In a SaaS newsletter sent to leads and freemium users:

“We’ve all seen remote work turn into overwork.
But is the issue really remote work, or lack of visibility? Here’s a quick read.”

→ Warmed up inactive leads with a perspective they hadn’t seen.
→ Also educated user-side readers on what their boss cares about.

5. Internal Enablement Note

A short Loom + doc we gave the sales team:

→ What the blog says
→ Who it’s for
→ How to use it in convos or emails
→ TL;DR if they don’t have time

This alone made reps actually use the blog.
Because content only sells if the sales team knows how to use it.

Take This With You:

If your blog is good but lives in a silo, you’re only using 20% of its value.
One blog = multiple buyer touchpoints

👋 Hi, I’m Nikita :)

I write B2B blogs and newsletters that connect with the right people and help your business grow.

P.S. Whenever you're ready, here are 2 ways I can help:

  1. Done-for-you blogs – Well-researched, strategic content that serves both your buyers and sales goals.

  2. Newsletter writing – Weekly or bi-weekly newsletters that feel personal and on-brand, and keep reminding your audience how awesome you are.