B2B content, more specifically

The versions of this we are most often asked for.

B2B content strategy agency

A B2B content strategy answers three questions: what stage is your market in (which decides whether content should educate, differentiate or validate), who is on the buying committee (each needs something different), and where do deals actually stall (that is where content is most valuable). Most content plans answer none of them and optimise for keyword volume instead.

Thought leadership content for B2B

Real thought leadership has a point of view someone could disagree with and evidence only you could provide. It often includes an honest account of when your approach is the wrong choice — one of the most trusted and least common things a company can publish.

Content for B2B buying committees

A committee purchase needs an asset per persona: the finance lead wants the numbers, the technical lead wants the architecture, the end user wants to know their day improves. Your champion can only sell you with what you give them. Missing this is one of the most common strategic risk flags.