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better words

If your B2B content is building a wall of text between you and your customers, we’ve got problems. From brand messaging to demand generation, the words you use will either build connection or create distance.

Hwo you say things matters

Do you include typos to catch a reader’s attention, or do you want to position your brand as a diligent, industry pioneer?

Whether you’re serious brown, fun pink, nurturing beige, or a happy concoction of all three, I’ll help you create writing guidelines that’ll serve as a handy, straightforward, conversational asset to guide any writer creating content for your brand.

Most b2b content looks sweet but tastes like air

With all the AI-ness going on, most B2B content knows how to look the part. Smooth glaze, nicely presented, plenty of sprinkles. There’s no shortage of it either. Somewhere along the way, substance got replaced with output.

Inconsistent messaging

B2B buying cycles are long and involve multiple stakeholders. Often 2 to 6 people influence the decision, each with different priorities, concerns, and levels of involvement in interpreting messaging.

One thing’s for sure: nobody likes a strawberry lettuce-onion donut with sprinkles.

Inconsistent messaging reduces perceived credibility and trust. When you combine things that shouldn’t be mixed, you’re undermining two of the most important B2B conversion drivers before the icing even sets.

Conversion over value

Ever walk into a store 70% sure you’re getting that SPECIFIC item? That instinct shows up in B2B too. 70% of B2B buyers have already made up their mind about a solution before engaging a sales representative.

Not every piece of content needs a CTA in disguise. If you push conversion too early, you’re often interrupting evaluation rather than accelerating it. No bueno.

Key baking tip: “Donut” cut into a decision that’s still baking.

GLUTTONY.

Daily posting, high-volume blog production, generic newsletters… It’s tiring for everyone involved. Buyers are exposed to more content than ever, yet only a fraction of it gets meaningful engagement.

LinkedIn benchmarks consistently show company page engagement in the low single digits, meaning most content never meaningfully travels beyond initial exposure.

So when quantity becomes the strategy, you become “another voice” instead of a reference point.

Full-funnel support

Whether you’re seeking to educate readers, nurture existing customers, or establish authority — I’m the write guy to to help your demand team create an on-brand, high-impact content strategy.

What matters to your ICP right now?

73% of B2B buyers actively avoid suppliers who send irrelevant outreach. This might explain why your brilliantly researched whitepaper gets downloaded… but never read.

Your prospects are scattered across different stages of their journey, each needing completely different messaging. I’ll brainstorm content angles that match each stage of their journey, so you’re always saying the right thing at the right time.

I did EXACTLY THAT for Visa. They loved it. See more here.

I was using the em dash (—) before it became an AI staple.

I could tell you that I leverage cutting-edge methodologies to synergize your content deliverables and optimize stakeholder engagement across multiple touchpoints… But that sentence is exactly why B2B content has become so mind-numbing. It’s practically noise.

Even “Big Corp” is finally tightening its grip on AI-generated content. We’re seeing fewer empty promises to “supercharge operations” or “streamline processes”. Good riddance.

B2B audiences need clearly defined benefits to guide their decisions, and B2B conversion needs content compelling enough to differentiate you from the “superchargers.” You need to decide how to talk to them.

Palo Alto Networks had a superior solution. I helped prove it.

Palo Alto Networks had the data to substantiate its market leadership claims, and my mandate was to translate that into a persuasive narrative. This sweet deliverable was a dedicated landing page, written to show how their Cortex XDR® offering consistently outperforms the competition.

See the full landing page here.

Going-2-market?

B2B decisions are always made based on logic, ROI, and risk mitigation. DEFINITELY NOT impulse. 

This requires you to build a narrative grounded in a deep understanding of your audience’s priorities, speaking directly to their needs without boring them to death.

Take 10+ years of content experience with you.

Awareness. Baked-in.

CMOs are expected to boost new customer acquisition, drive demand generation, and improve retention.

Gartner shows that the ultimate response to this is prioritizing brand awareness for 2026. By driving greater awareness, B2B brands can strengthen positioning in what has become an AI-mediated environment.

Tell this writer your deepest content desire

The impact of clearer messaging in your content efforts is undeniable. Turns out, having a plan actually works. Wild.

B2B companies with a content strategy see website conversion rates of almost twice their counterparts who lack a strategy and email click-through rates that are up to 30% higher.

Send me a message to:

  • Get help with your B2B content strategy
  • See how I can help improve demand and lead generation
  • Learn more about brand messaging guidelines (yes, they’re a very real, very important thing)
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