We share how we created a content strategy to match the goals of four of our clients.

From Devesh: We’ve written previously about how using subject matter experts is essential to producing high-quality blog articles. Why? Because unless your customers are truly beginners on a topic, it’s unrealistic to expect a writer, freelancer, or even a marketer to do Google research for a couple of hours and produce a piece that is […]

In the first week of being published, this post: “How Much Developers Cost in Different Countries”, received over 1.6k unique page views. That’s not bad for 1 week, but the cherry on top came at the end of the week, when it was covered here by Small Biz Trends, which resulted in over 247 social shares […]

Many companies write for the wrong audience without knowing it. We share our process for doing customer research to hone in on who to write for.

You’re planning to launch a blog. Or, you’re revamping an existing one. How can you get thousands of visitors to your site when you first launch? Most marketers set out with the goal of getting hundreds or thousands of eyeballs on their blog right after they publish their first post… ….but in actuality, most people […]

A recording of my fireside chat at the Google Launchpad Space with Autopilot’s Josh Fechter.

This is the final post of our live challenge – where we picked one B2B company from our list, created and promoted a piece of content for them. The goal of the challenge was to drive more traffic in a 30 day period to this post than they receive on average in a month. In […]

This piece is Part 2 of our live challenge – The challenge is to create one blog post for a B2B company on our email list and promote it for them. The goal being to drive more traffic to this blog post in a 30-day period than they get on average to their other existing blog […]

This piece is Part 1 of our live challenge – The challenge is to create one blog post for a B2B company on our email list and promote it for them. The goal being to drive more traffic to this blog post, in a 30-day period, than they get on average to their other existing blog […]

If you’re creating mirage content, you’re losing potential customers and likely not generating traffic, comments, or any excitement from your blog.