how to create a style guide your team will actually use

How to create a style guide your team will actually use

Most content problems aren’t creativity problems. They’re consistency problems. The blog reads like three different people wrote it because three different people did. The email uses “enquiry” while the website spells it “inquiry”. One page calls it a free trial,…
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how narrative sequencing shapes buying decisions

How narrative sequencing shapes buying decisions

There’s a story happening in your buyer’s head before they ever read a word you’ve written. They’ve already half-decided you’re interesting or irrelevant. They’ve got anxieties you don’t know about, alternatives they’re already considering and a very short list of…
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what ai thinks conversational tone means

What AI thinks “conversational tone” means

Imagine you’ve just asked a question. Nothing complicated. Something like “what should I include in a company blog post?” And the response begins: “Great question! When it comes to crafting compelling blog content that truly resonates with your audience, there…
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how often should a startup actually publish content

How often should a startup publish content?

Ask this question in most marketing circles and you’ll get “consistency is key” within about four seconds, usually from someone who has never once had to write the thing they’re recommending you publish weekly. It’s not wrong, exactly. It’s also…
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if not metrics, then what

If not metrics, then what?

If you read The performance trap: When metrics start shaping mediocre ideas, you already know the argument. Chasing CTR does a disservice to content. CTR is a number. It sits in a dashboard, goes up or down and gives everyone…
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