B2BQ&A 103: What was the best B2B content of 2021?

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.

B2B Content Hall of Fame: the motor catalogue that repositioned a brand

B2B product catalogues rarely attract much attention. But Maxon Motor's 508-page behemoth protects the entire brand from bargain-basement competitors, by focusing on one, specific target audience.

B2B Content Hall of Fame: Drawbotics’ hyper-detailed TV office floor plans

Just occasionally, B2B marketing manages to take advantage of pop culture without sky-high levels of cringe – and Katy’s addition to the Radix B2B Content Hall of Fame does just that.

B2B Content Hall of Fame: Salesforce’s labours of love

Not many global tech giants manage to create genuinely warm, caring and thoughtful content at scale. Fiona celebrates one that does.

B2B Content Hall of Fame: making dry subjects engaging at Air Charter Service

Technical writing doesn’t have to be dry and academic. Nick explains how Air Charter Service makes a niche product accessible to a broad audience.

B2B Content Hall of Fame: how CB Insights created a God-tier newsletter

From pointless pie charts to accusations of vampirism – Kieran explains why he’s nominating the CB Insights newsletter for our Content Hall of Fame…

Podcast 60: the lowdown on B2B messaging workshops

Guest host George asks Fiona to explain what a B2B messaging workshop is, how it works, and why you’d want one.

B2B Content Hall of Fame: “A Video Conference Call in Real Life” (Zoom)

Introducing a new series applauding B2B content we wish we'd written, Ben nominates our first Hall of Fame inductee. It's that rarest of things: a B2B comedy video that's actually funny.

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