Jigsaw is wired for curiosity.

It’s what drives our strategy, fuels our creativity, and helps us uncover the truths that move brands forward. And one thing we’ve learned in more than two decades of building brands: insight is all around us.

Sometimes it comes from a researcher deep in the data. Sometimes it shows up in a one-on-one with a marketing professor. Sometimes it sparks while talking shop with an industry peer over coffee. And more often than not, those conversations lead to something meaningful and shareworthy.

That’s the spark behind our new content series: Six Degrees of Jigsaw.

What does great content really look like today?

In this premiere episode of Six Degrees of Jigsaw, Amanda Janssen-Egan, VP of Media & Digital at Jigsaw, sits down with content strategist and founder of Campe+Co, Cory Ampe, for a dynamic conversation on the evolving world of content strategy.

From AI-powered content creation and influencer trends to the balance between content quality and quantity, this episode dives into the real-world challenges and opportunities facing today’s marketers.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

  • How AI is reshaping content creation
  • Tips for working with influencers and UGC creators
  • What matters more: content quality or content quantity?
  • The importance of strategy in content marketing today

If you’re a brand leader, marketer, or creative curious about what’s next, this series is for you.

Six Degrees of Jigsaw - Episode 01 - Creating Content that Counts

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