
Where B2B Writers Fit in the Hybrid Workflow Clients Are Using
B2B companies are using AI for content. But they’re using B2B writers too. Here’s where your skills are needed in the hybrid workflow.

B2B companies are using AI for content. But they’re using B2B writers too. Here’s where your skills are needed in the hybrid workflow.

It might seem like doing exactly what your client asks for is your best option. But you’ll please your clients more by asking questions.

When a client changes scope or scale, instead of reacting, use this four-step process to stay focused on the problem to be solved.

When a client sent me a draft of a strategy she’d cooked up with AI, I almost missed the B2B writing opportunity. But I didn’t.

You can have a global writing business without leaving your home. Steve Maurer shares his accidental journey to international writer.

This article starts a series that explores a “live here, work there” lifestyle many freelancers are embracing… even for B2B writing.

You submitted your best work… and your B2B client doesn’t like your copy. Now what? Use this four-step process to get back on track.

You got the B2B writing project! Now set up your success from the moment the client says yes by doing the boring stuff. Like this.

Use these 3 listening techniques to turn fuzzy language into actionable writing direction… so you can deliver what clients really need.

Business systems create predictability, which clients interpret as professionalism, earning you their trust. Here’s how to get started.

B2B companies are using AI for content. But they’re using B2B writers too. Here’s where your skills are needed in the hybrid workflow.

It might seem like doing exactly what your client asks for is your best option. But you’ll please your clients more by asking questions.

When a client changes scope or scale, instead of reacting, use this four-step process to stay focused on the problem to be solved.

When a client sent me a draft of a strategy she’d cooked up with AI, I almost missed the B2B writing opportunity. But I didn’t.

You can have a global writing business without leaving your home. Steve Maurer shares his accidental journey to international writer.

This article starts a series that explores a “live here, work there” lifestyle many freelancers are embracing… even for B2B writing.

You submitted your best work… and your B2B client doesn’t like your copy. Now what? Use this four-step process to get back on track.

You got the B2B writing project! Now set up your success from the moment the client says yes by doing the boring stuff. Like this.

Use these 3 listening techniques to turn fuzzy language into actionable writing direction… so you can deliver what clients really need.

Business systems create predictability, which clients interpret as professionalism, earning you their trust. Here’s how to get started.