We return to Dave Briggs’ question: how to make boring B2B subjects more interesting. This time, we hear from award-winning marketer Brian Macreadie.
What techniques can you use to turn jargon-stuffed B2B topics into knockout content people want to read? We ask Haydn Grey’s Katherine Wildman and Robyn Collinge of WeTransfer.
We discover the processes B2B tech giants use to ensure consistent quality across all their content, and share a resource to help you check your own work.
If you’re writing about the same product, service, or idea over and over, how can keep your content compelling? We ask Xero’s Content Strategy Lead.
What was the best piece of B2B content of 2021? Discover trends, takeaways, and inspiration from last year’s shortlist – then find out the winner.
Why so serious? We ask comedian and copywriter Lianna Patch whether B2B content should be funnier, and hear some tips about how to do humour well.
Is correct grammar really that important in copywriting? And can you start a sentence with a conjunction? We ask Rishi Dastidar and Irene Triendl.
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How do you convince your client or stakeholder to check for factual accuracy, and leave the tone and wording up to the copywriter? We ask Doug Kessler and Fiona Campbell-Howes.
This month’s episode of Good Copy, Bad Copy is all about bringing the emotion back into B2B content. We’re joined by Paul Cash, CEO and Founder of Rooster Punk – and author of Humanizing B2B – for our feature interview.…
Sarah Winters of Content Design London shares tips to help you win over stakeholders, improve your clarity, and make sure your content doesn’t accidentally exclude people.
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