Webinar: How to brief your B2B copywriter (the right way)

Creating successful B2B content starts long before the writing. In this live webinar recording, you'll discover George's simple formula for a clear, effective copywriting brief.

stereo in black and white with arrows pointing away from the speakers

This webinar has now taken place, but you can watch it on-demand on our YouTube channel or read the full transcript (available soon).

A great piece of B2B content doesn’t begin with the writing, or even interviewing the subject matter expert. It starts with the brief.

The brief you give your copywriter sets the tone – and the pace – for your whole content creation process. It allows your writer to ask better questions, and helps their copy to hit the mark first time, so the content you publish fits the vision in your head.

But knowing what to put in a brief and what to leave out, and how to communicate it clearly, can be a minefield. How much is enough information? How much is too much?

Don’t worry; we’ve got you. Because who better to ask about the best way to brief a B2B copywriter than… a B2B copywriter?

Listen to this live webinar recording with George Reith, a Consultant Writer with a deep well of knowledge and experience for you to tap.

In this webinar, George covers:

  • How to put together the ideal copywriting briefing document
  • Best practices to get the most out of briefing calls
  • And what makes briefing so difficult in the first place

Watch the on-demand webinar recording here.

 


Claire

Sharp-witted and fast to learn, Claire is an extraordinarily versatile writer with a keen eye for detail. Always eager to take on a new challenge, Claire brings skill, expertise, and unmatched enthusiasm to every project she works on.

More posts you might like…

How to get good B2B content quickly

Think you don’t have much influence over when your B2B content is delivered? Think again. Here’s how to get what you need, fast.

Avoiding v12 hell: how to stop your B2B content getting stuck in approvals limbo

There are many reasons why a piece of B2B content gets trapped in endless rounds of edits. Here’s our guide to avoiding practically all of them.

Create B2B tech marketing content that really works

Get regular advice and insights from our team of specialist B2B tech writers and account managers, direct to your inbox.