Hi everyone! I'm looking for cool examples of how a b2b agency could display their portfolio or online content? Been looking at tools like turtl. Any other examples or tools? :)

Hi everyone! I’ve been looking for some useful resources on newsletter writing. But nothing seemed super helpful to me. I’m sure we have a lot of content experts among us that share weekly newsletters. Would be grateful for your tips and suggestions. Tagging @powerful-salesclerk-66243 @stocky-zebra-68352 , @wooden-engine-33952.

Anybody have examples of B2B companies trying too hard to be conversational/funny but absolutely failing or just looking dumb? Feel free to send it in DMs 😄 just want examples for an internal doc we won't be publishing anything

Hi everyone! I'm working with a SaaS client and helping them with creating a content strategy. Would you mind sharing a few resources with me? P.S I'm a Freelance SaaS writer, and this is my first time creating a strategy 🙂 Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone! Help! Does anyone know where I can find free (key word here, free 😂) resources / reports, about the personal development market/industry? I need reports on the market size of each of these, in the US and globally: Personal Coaching/Training, e-Platforms (web/mobile services), books, workshops and seminars. Similar data that exists in this report https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/personal-development-market

Any help will be hugely appreciated!

What's your take on creating presentations for virtual sales meetings? 1. Do they distract or engage prospects? 2. Is there a way to find balance between textual and visual content in the presentation?

does anyone have examples of HR companies/talent management/recruitment agencies doing good content?

What tips do you have or tools you use to make collateral readily available to sales? I remember reading years ago that Jamie Shanks, CEO of Sales for Life, said, "If in under one minute that sales professional can't find your content library, and then ultimately find that particular asset to share, [they'll] never do it." That has stuck with me. But I'm also still seeking a great way for sales personnel to find the needed content fast. Have you done anything that has made a noticeable difference?

Has anyone worked with a really talented designer who has experience with ebooks and works fast? Would love any recommendations!

in-house content folks: what do people expect to pay for a 1200ish word blog post?

Folks, what are your absolute favorite SaaS newsletters?

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Hi all — wondering what your thoughts are on outsourcing editorial / content management to a contractor? Is it something you’ve tried (or considered)? How has it worked out? I’ve spoken to some people who feel it’s worthwhile, and others who believe content management needs to stay in-house. Putting together a story for Chatty and would love to hear your thoughts!

What are some of the great examples of branding for small businesses? Do you know any small business that has amped up their presence and positioning with branding?

Hi y’all Doing a survey of what your content ops looks like. Basically, if you’re a B2B SaaS company betting on content marketing, how does your team structure look like? What are the roles and KPIs assigned? What does a 6 month horizon for you typically look like? And how do you align all stakeholders

I’m not sure if this is the best place to post this but here goes… For those who hire full time writers, or part time contractors. How much output, in terms of words do you expect (benchmark) and what quality do you expect for that level of output (A+, B-, etc?) [Helpful if you’re able to share where in the world they’re based, too] We have a team of writers, and we get the sense they’re dragging on production, but we don’t know what’s “normal” for other teams?

I’m still looking for answers and would love to know some great examples.

Regarding content distribution for older content on social: How detailed is your team about building out how/when you repurpose/repromote/recycle an older piece of content? Both organic and paid. For example: • We post 7 times per week and 2 of those times will be recycling something older (up to the social media manager) • We post 5 times per week and 1 of those is recycled, and we decide well in advance which content asset it’ll be b/c it will align with X topic • We run 3 ad campaigns every 90 days and 1 of those campaigns will recycle a piece of content b/c of X reason • It’s a free for all • etc.

Hi folks. Happy Friday. I'm looking to read stories of B2B brands who have recorded excellent result through their Podcast channel? Thank you.

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Folks what publications do your read / follow to stay on top of the content marketing world?

Hey folks, who has a good example of a quote roundup blog?

Anyone that can help with article promotions or mentions on big magazine websites like Forbes.com please DM

Hi All, What examples do you have of B2B companies that have executed awesome influencer/advocate campaigns? We’re exploring ways to give wings to power users and turn them into ambassadors.

Hi everyone, which newsletter or blog do you find recent news/info on trends about remote work?

Hey folks, which B2B blogs do you think have the best design? It could be for their graphics, interactive content, callouts, blockquotes, CTAs—anything. I'm asking because we've written all these huge wall-of-text blogs at Dock and I'm looking for inspiration to give to our designer to make 'em a little fancier to the eye.

I have an ethics question regarding quoting sources I'd love to run by y'all. The most vulnerable and raw insights of our industry are often shared in online community spaces, often with anonymous profiles. It's here that people are willing to be more open about sensitive topics (lots of capital vs labor discussion). Does it cross an ethical line to pull quotes, anonymize them, and use them as conversation starters for stories? The most mild use case is integrating them into articles as additional sources. The most aggressive is a "confessions" series where the entire article is answering a question in a quote.

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any good deck examples used as content marketing? (not about content marketing...)