B2BQ&A 109: What’s the worst thing about briefing a B2B copywriter?
What do B2B marketers find frustrating about writers they work with? Sophos marketing director Sally Adam and guest co-host Harry Kapur spill the beans.
B2BQ&A 108: How much B2B content actually gets read?
How can you tell tumbleweed content from a B2B sensation? We ask Basware’s Katie Colbourne and Matt Laybourn of Rockee.
Are you using hyphens correctly – and does it matter?
Hyphens aren’t just for grammar nerds; they influence your content’s readability. So what are the rules? (And when can breaking them make your content clearer?)B2BQ&A 107: Which kinds of content work for which B2B audiences?
Claire Drumond of Atlassian and B2B Unleashed’s Maureen Blandford tell us how to find the best content types for the complicated B2B decision-making unit.
How long is the perfect sentence in B2B copy?
A major way you can make your B2B content more readable is to shorten your sentences. But how short are we talking?B2BQ&A 106.5: How to make boring B2B subjects more interesting (part 2)
We return to Dave Briggs’ question: how to make boring B2B subjects more interesting. This time, we hear from award-winning marketer Brian Macreadie.
How to create better content, by being a better reviewer
This wildly underrated skill allows the best marketers to control and accelerate content creation. And it’s a skill that you can learn.B2BQ&A 106: How can I make boring B2B subjects more interesting?
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.
