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B2B Content Creation

Content for every step of the customer journey; from foundational thought leadership, to whitepapers, to lead magnets, infographics, eGuides, articles to traffic generating assets. 
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What is B2B Content Creation?

What is B2B Content Creation?

B2B Content Creation is the process of producing content specifically designed to attract, educate, engage and convert business decision makers.

It focuses on purposeful content that speaks directly to the needs, goals and pain points of your target audience and often leverages the use of data, value propositions, ROI and thought leadership. It includes a variety of content types like blog posts, whitepapers, eGuides, case studies, videos, infographics, eBooks, thought leadership info or sales enablement assets. When done right, it builds trust and authority while driving higher levels of engagement and lead generation.

B2B Content Creation

There are 3 ways we offer our Content Creation services

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We'll audit your present situation and provide recommendations to get the results you want

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We'll audit your present situation and show you step-by-step how to get the results you want

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We'll audit your present situation and deliver the content you need to help get the results you want

We help you create tailored content that aligns with your marketing goals

B2B Content Creation

Content Strategies & Tactics that Support your Sales & Marketing Goals

We leverage different types of content assets all designed to attract, engage or convert business audiences across the buyer’s journey. These assets serve different purposes, from driving traffic, attracting prospects to enabling qualified leads.

We typically focus on producing foundational content first, such as Buyer Guides, eGuides, ebooks, whitepapers, reports, presentations, quizzes and infographics. 

Buyer Guides

Resources that help prospects evaluate solutions and make informed decisions

Whitepapers

In-depth, authoritative reports that explore specific business challenges

Infographics

Visually digestible content that simplifies complex ideas or data

Blog Posts & Articles

Informative articles that address trends, pain points, opinions and how-tos

eGuides & eBooks

Educational guides that provide value worth downloading

Quizzes & Assessments

Interactive tools to engage users and gather insights and leads

Case Studies

Real-world success stories that highlight your solution in action

Email Newsletters

Regular emails that deliver curated content to subscribers

Brochure & Data Sheets

One-pagers that detail key features, benefits, and use cases

Checklists

Simple, actionable tools that help your audience complete specific tasks

Presentations & Decks

Visual presentations used as sales or audience facing assets

Templates

Reusable documents or tools that simplify workflows or planning for your audience

Landing Pages

Targeted pages optimized for conversion and lead capture

Pillar & Cluster pages

Comprehensive, SEO-optimized content hubs around a core topic

FAQs / Knowledge Base

Answering pre-sales questions your audience may have

Thought Leadership Articles

Expert insights and opinions that elevate brand authority

Industry Reports / Research Summaries

Condensed insights from third-party or in-house research

Get Started Materials

PDFs, how-to guides, user guides, and other bottom of funnel content to help close sales

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If Your Content Won’t Rank, Don’t Publish It is Misguided

Not publishing because of content ranking is…horsesh*t! There’s a quote that floats around online marketing and content marketing circles like gospel: “If your content won’t rank, it shouldn’t get published.” It sounds bold. Decisive. Strategic, even. But the truth? It’s a narrow, outdated take that misunderstands how content actually

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Do you want sites to link to your content (Backlinks)? Do you want better engagement from your audience?

Then stop wasting time on content that your audience won’t engage with. Focus on a value-first content strategy.

B2B Content Creation

Don't Hire Us!

Given the fabulous amount of Content Creation tools available, there is no reason to hire an agency like ours for basic content production. It would add unnecessary cost. Below we describe some of these tools and how you can leverage them for Content Creation.

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Process & Pricing

Review our process and pricing to determine if we are the right B2B Content Creation service for what you’d like to achieve.

Discovery Call

You’ll know if we’re a fit after just one call

Discovery & Fit

Speak directly with our principal consultant. You’ll talk through your current situation and how we can help.

Proposal

Every client is different. We’ll send you a proposal clearly outlining services, fees and agreed upon deliverables.

Fine tune

We will fine tune the proposal based on further discussions, decide on a start date and finalize our agreement.

FAQ

FAQ: B2B Content Creation

When reading about B2B Content Marketing Services, we often come across the statement “If it won’t rank, it doesn’t get built.” We believe this statement is rather dramatic and missing a significant point, frankly, it’s nonsense.

The goal of content is to get your audience to consume your content and engage with it. Creating content that only ranks on search engines is a limiting strategy. Meaning, how about all those contacts your company has in their email database? Creating content for your email marketing list is extremely valuable. This content may not rank, may be difficult to rank, but if of value, your audience will consume it, use it, and it will deliver more leads for you.

Content should be created based on the value it provides to your customers. There is content that helps with ranking and traffic and there is content that is only consumed by those in your mailing list or other private contact lists or on social networks like LinkedIN. As long as you focus on providing value across your buyer’s journey, you will be fine.

Where do we start?

There are 3 major reasons for bad content.

  1. It’s Google’s fault! That’s right. Google has put such an emphasis on content production, keywords, length of content, etc. Companies write 2000 word articles on topics that should take one paragraph. This has led to a massive amount of fluff content that is turning people off. 
  2. Simply put, as great as Ai is, it’s a problem! It has brought a tidal wave of mediocre content. This has led to flimsy link bait and repetitive content.
  3. It’s marketers’ fault. Many companies and teams simply do not understand what content marketing truly is and how best to leverage it. Many erroneously believe that its simply about publishing blog posts or about their products/services. This leads to technical writing, or sales writing, or writing for search engines instead of writing for their audience. Making content not very relevant.  

Despite advances in content strategy and understanding, the above 3 reasons have led to a serious lack of content quality, which all leads to poor traffic and engagement from potential buyers. 

A reminder that about 96% of all content receives little to no traffic from search engines.

Content must provide value to your audience above all. Only then can their engagement turn into trust which turn into qualified leads.

We absolutely work with other marketing agencies. Marketing agencies and consulting firms that require a specialization in B2B Content Marketing ask us to work with them and their clients. Many marketing agencies do not focus on this specialization as deeply as we do. They are busy providing an entire range of other marketing services. 

B2B Content Marketing comes in many forms. The goal of which is to provide value to your audience. This value will generate more authority and more trust, which will improve engagement and interest from your audience.

The skill is NOT only to focus on what type of content to provide, but rather, a combination of what is provided, why it’s provided, when is it provided and to whom is it provided.

Here are some examples of effective content pieces. As always, its the execution that counts. 

  • Educational Content
  • Articles & Blog Posts
  • Whitepapers
  • eGuides, eBooks
  • Reports & Checklists
  • Pillar Content
  • Infographics & Data Visualizations
  • Spec Sheets
  • Case Studies
  • Web Copy
  • Buyer Guides, Price Guides
  • Surveys, Polls & Quizzes
  • Online Learning
  • Presentations & Webinars
  • Interviews & FAQs
  • Tools & Templates
  • Press Releases
  • Videos
  • Training
  • Books