It’s hard to find good B2B content writers.
I’ve been in this business a while, and I’ve heard the horror stories. I’m betting you’ve encountered some of these in the past:
- Difficulty capturing your brand voice
- Inability to write for high-level corporate decision makers
- Lack of curiosity about your business, your UVP, and the environment you’re operating in
- Technically correct but generic content
- Unprofessional conduct or demeanor
What many of these writers lack are the qualities that make businesspeople successful: a thirst for knowledge, empathy for clients and prospects, a steady focus on results, and the drive to excel.
Why I’m Different
I’m not a transaction-minded, fly-by-night freelancer. I’m fiercely devoted to advancing my clients’ business goals and simplifying their lives. This sense of loyalty and urgency distinguishes my service, drives my creative process, and elevates my work product.
My Background
I began my professional writing career interviewing corporate executives and writing business profiles for market leaders such as UBS, Verizon, Wells Fargo, E.W. Scripps, Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Kuper Sotheby’s, Fifth Third Bank, Pioneer Investments, and Nationwide.
Over the past 17 years, my writing has appeared in corporate blogs, white papers, websites, and other content assets, along with leading publications such as Forbes, U.S. News & World Report, Newsweek, Inc., Bloomberg Markets, and the New York Times and Los Angeles Times Sunday magazines.
In 2013, I completed my Master of Arts in Professional Writing. In 2014, I became a Copyblogger Certified Content Marketer. These days, I write for large and midsize companies across the B2B spectrum in a continuing effort to keep the funnel flowing and help spur revenue growth.