Reviewing B2B copywriting? Steal our 15-point quality checklist
Here's a secret: writing B2B content is hard... and reviewing it is even harder. So to help, we score every draft on a 15-point scale. And we're happy for you to make it your own.
Content SOS: what to do when B2B writing goes wrong
It’s a heart-wrenching moment when your content misses the mark – but there’s no time to waste moping about it. Steve shares how to get a problem project back on track, and turn a content SOS into a memorable success.
The three pillars of a great B2B copywriting brief
A great idea? Check. A great copywriter on standby? Check. A great brief? Uh… one minute.
11 Useful Writing Tips, from World-Famous Writers
With so much contradictory writing advice out there, it's difficult to know what's worth listening to and what's just someone with a grudge against conjunctions throwing their weight around. John investigates whether any tips from famous writers are actually helpful...Podcast 69: B2B tech copywriters versus the “Gender Say Gap”
Female copywriters are an overwhelming majority, according to the 2018 ProCopywriters survey – so why are so few of us writing for B2B tech?
The B2B copywriters’ reading list: which books influenced our writing?
Great writers read. But how exactly does reading influence B2B copywriting? Katy asks the office to share some of their key texts. (Warning: some are a little... um... surprising...)
5 strategies to turn complex engineering topics into compelling marketing content
Complicated subjects present a real opportunity for marketers who can deliver a clear message without dumbing down. Here are five successful approaches.
We went to the Copywriting Conference. Here’s what we learned…
One day. 200 copywriters. A dozen speakers... and a MASSIVE GREAT SHEDLOAD of writing tips. Sit back, and we'll tell you everything we learned at this year's Copywriting Conference.Podcast 66: is it ever OK to use comedy in B2B copy – and if so, how do you do it well?
Humour is an ultra-subjective thing, so you might think it’s best to avoid comedy in B2B copywriting. But is that really true – and if not, how do you go about getting it right?