My Story
I’d be a perfect fit if you want a content partner who:
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Is a B2B SaaS expert.
(Read what experts say about me)
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Writes authoritative long-form pieces that rank for competitive keywords.
(Curious about how I do this? Find out here.)
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Understands every vertical in a B2B SaaS, including Sales, Marketing, Customer Success, Partner networks, Finance, and People.
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Can interview your CEOs and C-Suite executives to highlight your brand’s unique ideas and voice.
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Goes above and beyond to help your brand succeed.
I’m not a good fit if you want a writer who:
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Is a generalist.
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Bulk-produces SEO pieces.
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Works on a blog-by-blog basis.
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Writes social media & short form content.
A few years ago, I got a phone call.
“Can you write for our SaaS?,” said the voice on the other end.
Nodding my head and confidently saying, “yes of course”, I frantically Googled “SaaS.” Up to that point, I’d only written for architectural publications.
Fast forward to now, and I’ve written for 20+ globally recognized content brands— Klaviyo, CXL, Sprout Social and Litmus, to name a few.
For all of 2022, I also wrote for a B2B SaaS CEO and Executive mastermind. For 50 hours a month, I would document CEOs and C-Suite executives discussing how to scale a SaaS business—everything from moving upmarket, geographical expansions, and partner networks. And content marketing played a crucial role in all of it.
While 2023 is predicted to be a year of uncertainty and inflation, I’ve decided to dive full-time into being a content partner helping companies create thought-provoking content.
I have skin in the game.
I’ve actually bet my livelihood on this.
“We are increasing investment in content marketing—especially for our blog. It’s our biggest source of leads and content ideas.
It’s important that content gets shared and displayed, and discussed — way more than display ads.”
– Sussane Ahmadi, VP of International Marketing, Hubspot.
A few years ago, I got a phone call.
“Can you write for our SaaS?,” said the voice on the other end.
Nodding my head and confidently saying, “yes of course”, I frantically Googled “SaaS.” Up to that point, I’d only written for architectural publications.
Fast forward to now, and I’ve written for 20+ globally recognized content brands— Klaviyo, CXL, Sprout Social and Litmus, to name a few.
For all of 2022, I also wrote for a B2B SaaS CEO and Executive mastermind. For 50 hours a month, I would document CEOs and C-Suite executives discussing how to scale a SaaS business—everything from moving upmarket, geographical expansions, and partner networks. And content marketing played a crucial role in all of it.
While 2023 is predicted to be a year of uncertainty and inflation, I’ve decided to dive full-time into being a content partner helping companies create thought-provoking content.
I have skin in the game.
I’ve actually bet my livelihood on this.
“We are increasing investment in content marketing—especially for our blog. It’s our biggest source of leads and content ideas.
It’s important that content gets shared and displayed, and discussed — way more than display ads.”
– Sussane Ahmadi, VP of International Marketing, Hubspot.
