Radix Copycast Episode 25: Creating truly useful B2B marketing content

An essential part of content marketing is creating content that audiences will find practically useful. We look at how to identify and write useful content.

Does jargon kill B2B copy – or does it bring it to life?

Marketers are told to rid their copy of jargon, but is that always a good idea? Matt looks at why jargon has an important role in B2B copy – and how you can use it effectively.

How to write an ebook for a B2B audience

Ebooks are a B2B marketing staple – but with so many out there, how do you write one that stands out and gets results? Here are some tips.

Poetry in B2B: a fact of life

Recently, George argued that poetry has no place in B2B marketing. From the other side of the Radix copywriters’ bench, Kieran begs to differ.

Radix Copycast Episode 23: What “intelligent content” means for B2B copywriters

A radical new style of ultra-personalized content delivery is emerging. We look at what the advent of “intelligent” or “adaptive” content will mean for B2B copywriters.

Content Catalogue: How to write copy for infographics

As time-pressed businesspeople demand content that’s more immediate and easier to digest, infographics are playing an ever bigger role in B2B marketing. This new instalment in our Content Catalogue series looks at the whys and hows of writing copy for infographics.

We’ve been reading: five useful posts for marketing copywriters

Every week, hundreds of articles appear with useful information for marketers and copywriters looking to polish up their writing skills. Here are five that have stood out for me in the past couple of weeks.

How to avoid being the editor that copywriters hate

Some people have a natural ability to critique other people’s writing. Some don’t. If you’d rather staple your eyelids together than review someone else’s work, here’s a quick survival guide.

The worst thing about being a B2B technology copywriter

There are lots of great things about being a technology copywriter. Fiona chooses to ignore them all and focus instead on four downsides of this strange semi-profession.

First copywriting project for a new client? Here’s what to do.

First projects for new clients are fraught with risks. Here’s how to have the best chance of producing a great piece of work without going over time or budget.

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