Contensify

From an engineering background to a decade-long journey as the founder of Contensify, I’ve built a practice around helping the best of tech products shine through strategic storytelling.

With 13 years in B2B SaaS and 10+ years growing Contensify, I’ve combined a technical mindset with marketing expertise to create GTM strategies that don’t just inform, but inspire action. 
My work helps brands dominate not only on Google, but also in the evolving search landscape powered by AI Overviews, LLMs, and Google’s Search Generative Experience (GEO).

I partner with SaaS founders, GTM leaders, and marketing teams to craft narratives that connect, content systems that scale, and SEO strategies that stand the test of shifting algorithms.

💡 Key Focus Areas:

GTM Strategy Support - Aligning content with ICP pain points, sales cycles, and positioning to drive faster, more efficient market entry.

Positioning & Messaging - Transforming technical capabilities into compelling market stories.

SEO & LLM Visibility - Creating content that performs across Google Search, AI Overviews, and LLM-based summarization tools.

Thought Leadership at Scale - Building founder and SME-led authority through strategic ghostwriting and POV development.

AI-Ready Content Systems - Designing content workflows optimized for both human readers and AI-powered engines.

Over the years, we’ve partnered with 100+ B2B SaaS companies across martech, AI, HRtech, CRM, fintech, and devtools - consistently driving rankings, revenue, and visibility in the age of intelligent search.

If you’re building a tech product with big potential, I can help you make the world see it.

Founder

I train, mentor and help small-scale teams and individual marketers understand the nuances of digital marketing strategies. 

My work includes providing marketers with frameworks, industry insights, guidelines, handbooks, custom training workshops and courses to help them upskill and drive higher results for the companies they're aligned with.

Marketing Consultant and Trainer

Content Kettle | eCommerce Marketing Agency

After years of learning first-hand from seasoned D2C Founders on three seasons of our eCommerce marketing podcast, introducing The Content Kettle.

We're an all-in-one marketing agency for eCommerce businesses, specializing in helping build your brand and grow your customer base with data-driven tactics like content marketing, SEO, PPC advertising, influencer marketing, content writing, copywriting and more. Reach out to us to know more!

She Can Hustle

She Can Hustle is an exclusive online community and apparel brand for women entrepreneurs, freelancers and hustlers. 

Our goal is to keep you company as you step away from distractions to chase your dreams and build a life that you're truly proud of.

Wizly

My collaboration with Wizly is to help startups and scale-ups with their go-to-market strategies. 

The role as a consultant includes guiding them with my experience and expertise in product marketing, content marketing, social media marketing and search engine optimization. If you're someone who is unsure about the different marketing strategies you can use to reach your target audience and achieve business scale, feel free to reach out to me here or schedule a call with me on the platform.

Marketing Consultant

Forbes Agency Council

Member of the Forbes Agency Council where I contribute posts on Content Marketing, SEO, Social Media Marketing and Organic Growth to Forbes. 

As a Forbes Council Member, I also actively participate in networking with industry peers and specialists to deep dive into marketing trends and strategies, and consulting on growth projects for startups/ scale-ups.

Contributing Writer

Shopify

Shopify is the best E-Commerce Platform that helps you to Sell Online, on Facebook, or in-person in a local or a global market. Making it as easy as taking 5 minutes to go online, the platform is known to have enabled retailers across the world and different industries, take their products online.  

As a content marketer at Shopify, my role includes the following: 

- Continually understanding and optimizing documented target market and ideal customer persona 
- Competitor analysis on content marketing efforts 
- Aligning with the Growth and SEO teams to understand business goals and objectives 
- Creating monthly content marketing calendars (TOFU, MOFU and BOFU) 
- Coordinating with Shopify and Shopify Plus merchants for success stories/ case studies 
- Creating SEO-optimized content for the blog 
- Refreshing and optimizing content pieces regularly 
- Monitoring the performance of content and optimizing strategy to meet changing demands 
- Building out content for user onboarding on channels like email, WhatsApp and others 
- Coordinating with partners for collaborative content efforts

Content Marketer

StoryChief - Content Marketing Platform

XgenTech Shopify Agency

Established in 2013, we are a digital agency with our roots in New York. We specialize in design, development and marketing services for Shopify stores. With an innovative and goal-driven approach, our team of eCommerce experts help online businesses launch beautiful websites and optimize them for higher conversions, sales, and revenue. XgenTech is one of the oldest and most trusted Shopify partners, having built over 320 websites across the world, helping merchants take their products to a global market. 

As a Head of Content Marketing, I am responsible for the following: 

- Establishing clear brand, marketing and content guidelines 
- Setting up the HubSpot pillar strategy for content marketing 
- SEO optimization of the website and content 
- Creating and executing monthly content marketing calendars 
- Creating and executing monthly social media marketing calendars 
- Refreshing and optimizing content for organic performance 
- Tracking content performance and optimizing efforts 
- Creating online and web content 
- In-depth competitor analysis

Head of Content Marketing

TxtCart

Turn more abandoned carts into sales with personalized text messages by real people. We text your customers in real-time and convert them into sales. TxtCart adds an automated, human-powered process to merchant's stores that engage customers, provides powerful insights, and drives more sales for Shopify and Shopify Plus stores through SMS text messages.

As the Head of Content Marketing at TxtCart, I'm responsible for the following: 

- Continually researching competitors 
- Defining and optimizing target markets and ideal customer personas 
- Creating monthly content marketing calendars 
- Creating monthly social media marketing calendars 
- Working with the SEO team and establishing the HubSpot pillar strategy 
- Creating, publishing, refreshing and optimizing content 
- Content distribution and syndication 
- Coordinating with partners for content collaboration 
- Creating online web content

Expert Village Media Technologies

Expert Village Media is an eCommerce web design and SaaS company. Creators of 12 powerful Shopify apps empowering 20,000 brands worldwide, the company is geared towards building solutions that enable online retailers to grow faster.  As a Content Marketing Manager, I worked with the team on: 

- Understanding and documenting the target audience and ideal customer persona 
- Establishing concrete branding guidelines based on competitor analysis 
- Creating an inbound marketing plan for Expert Village Media and WISER (their primary Shopify app) 
- Executing monthly content marketing calendars 
- Creating content targeted at organic influx through SEO, for sales and account based marketing 
- Creating ad copies for promotional and seasonal campaigns 
- Planning and creating email marketing campaigns for user engagement, retention and winback 
- Managing social media marketing calendars and audience engagement 
- Coordinating with end-users to create success stories/ case studies

Marketing Content Manager

Driving SaaS growth via Strategic SEO & Content in the AI, LLM era | 100+ brands | $70M+ in results | Founder @ Contensify

Having worked for a decade with B2B SaaS companies across different industries - eCommerce, HRTech, EdTech, Marketing and Sales Automation, MarTech and others, I'm a full-stack Content Marketer and B2B Content Writer with a knack of using my tech background to compliment my strategy and writing skills. 

Along with my team at Contensify, I have had the chance to work with early-stage and enterprise startups, helping them understand the importance of organic growth and establish a robust inbound marketing engine that fuels both marketing and sales funnels. 

Our approach has led us to becoming one of the most acknowledged B2B SaaS Content Marketers - featured on Semrush, Forbes Official Agency Council, Coschedule and many other internationally acclaimed industry expert platforms. 

My experience and work includes the following: 

- Setting up the HubSpot pillar content strategy
- B2B Content Marketing strategy 
- B2B Content Writing (blogs, articles, ebooks, white papers, reports, infographics, podcasts, webinars) 
- B2B Social Media Marketing and Management 
- Content Designing (infographics, ebooks and more) 
- Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) 
- Ability to align with B2B Sales and Account-Based Marketing Campaigns 

If you're looking for an inbound or content marketer for your startup, a B2B content writer or simply someone you'd like as a consultant to guide your team, reach out to me on DM. 

You can also reach out to my B2B SaaS Content Marketing Agency here: https://contensifyhq.com/

I’ve seen too many SaaS companies start their SEO with a giant keyword dump.

Twenty-five keywords.
Fifty keywords.

I once saw a list of 132.

(Yes, I laughed first. Then I cried.)

Here’s the truth:

Keyword overload isn’t a strategy - it’s a sign you don’t know what to prioritize.

And after 13+ years in content + SEO, I can tell you this with complete confidence:

Most teams don’t need more keywords.

They need better sequencing.

Because when you try to target everything at once, you rank for nothing.

That’s why I’m sharing my exact keyword prioritization process in this carousel - the same one we use for SaaS brands that want to build topical authority without burning months writing content that never ranks.

And how I put Semrush to work for it so I can make data-driven decisions. 

PS. I'll soon be releasing a detailed keyword prioritization framework in my newsletter. 

Subscribe now to get access - link in the comments 🎁 


#keywordresearch #seostrategy #b2bsaas #SemrushAmbassador

Vanhishikha Bhargava

Semrush

How to prioritize your keywords

I’ve built my agency almost entirely founder-led - through the ideas, frameworks, and lessons we’ve shared publicly.

But for the longest time, it was all text.

Not because I didn’t want to do video,
but because editing always felt like too much work.

And when you run an agency, your editors are usually working on client content - not yours.

But here’s the truth:
the best-performing content always has a face behind it.

Founders who show up on video build trust faster than those who just post insights.

So, I decided to simplify.


Record raw. Talk freely.


And let Descript Underlord handle the polish - finding my best moments, cleaning up the noise, and getting me from recording to publish-ready in minutes.

If you’re a founder who’s been hiding behind “I don’t have time to edit,”
you don’t need perfect, you just need to start.





#Descript #videocontent #founderbranding #LinkedinCreators #aitools #videoediting

Descript

Now that the weather is finally nice in Delhi NCR…
and since I’m actually in town for a bit...

I was thinking of doing something I haven’t done in a long time:

A marketers’ coffee catch-up ☕ 

Nothing formal.

No agendas.

Just a bunch of us talking shop - content, SEO, AI, campaigns, what’s working, what’s not… and everything in between.

If you’re in Delhi NCR right now and would be up for a casual meet-up, there's a small form in the comments below. 

I’m just gauging interest before I lock in a date + location.

Would love to finally put faces to some of the names I keep seeing here. 👋

PS. That's Navneet Jha and me jamming over coffee last winter. Time to repeat. 


#coffeecatchup #marketers #delhincr #meetup #contentmarketers #seo

Head of Content @ Contensify | Extensive SaaS, IT, eCommerce, and MarTech experience

14 things about content marketing & SEO I don’t want founders taking into 2026.

1/ Publishing volume for the sake of looking busy.
2/ Chasing high-volume keywords instead of high-intent ones.
3/ Treating content as “publish and pray” instead of distributing it.
4/ Only valuing demos and ignoring subscribers you can nurture.
5/ Pausing SEO like it’s a campaign instead of a compounding system.
6/ Pivoting your content strategy every month and expecting search to adapt.
7/ Creating content without talking to product, support, or sales.
8/ Copying competitor topics instead of addressing real customer pain.
9/ Expecting growth hacks to outperform long-term systems.
10/ Running content and SEO as separate functions instead of one engine.
11/ Not having a clear content tilt and sounding exactly like everyone else.
12/ Over-obsessing over AI citations or traffic spikes that don’t convert.
13/ Ignoring your owned channels for distribution - what are they there for then?
14/ Tool overload - no, you don’t need everything your friend’s company is using.

Happy December, everyone. 

Let’s make the most out of the last month, shall we?

P.S. We’re kickstarting work with two amazing companies this month at Contensify | B2B SaaS Content Marketing and SEO to get them on the search radar before 2026 rolls in.

If you’re still thinking about it, let’s talk 👋 


#b2bcontent #contentmarketing #b2bsaas #seocontent #llmseo

Contensify | B2B SaaS Content Marketing and SEO

Most companies don’t lose money on content.

They lose money on the agencies they choose.

Because here’s what usually happens:

→ You get a lot of activity, but no real strategy.
→ You get content volume, but zero business impact.
→ You get writers, but no one who understands your product or customers.
→ You get reports, but no clarity on what actually moved the needle.
→ You get “growth hacks”, but nothing that compounds over time.

Sound familiar?

This is exactly why I’m intentional about how we run Contensify.

This is why I don't do these five things at my agency. 

If you’ve ever worked with an agency that over-promised and under-delivered…
you’ll understand why these five matter.

And if you're looking for an actual partner in crime to get your strategy rolling, you know where to reach me 👋 

Contensify | B2B SaaS Content Marketing and SEO 



#b2bsaas #contentmarketing #seostrategy #llmseo #marketingagency

For the love of god and for the last damn time...TOFU content is not dead.

What’s dead is the way most marketers learned TOFU.

They treat it like a traffic faucet.

A keyword-stuffed awareness machine.

A “look we published something this week” checkbox.

But real TOFU?

Real TOFU builds belief.

Shapes worldview.

Qualifies the right readers.

And moves them closer to intent - without selling a thing.

And because so many founders and marketers are stuck here right now…
my next newsletter is dedicated entirely to fixing this.

Inside it, I’m breaking down:

→ The 3 TOFU formats that consistently convert (POV-led, frameworks, category creation)
→ Why thought leadership > trend-chasing
→ How to use “reader tension” to make people care
→ How we add subtle next-step CTAs at Contensify without sounding like a sales page
→ Examples you can steal  
→ The TOFU → MOFU bridge formula so your content isn’t floating in a vacuum

A while back, I shared a TOFU playbook with my subscribers and the replies I received were some of my favorites 💖 

This memo is the extension of that playbook… with my latest learnings, battle-tested examples, and updates for the AI-search era.

If you missed that playbook, fret not.

Subscribe and you’ll get it instantly, plus this new memo when it drops.

Your TOFU isn’t dead.
Your approach is.

Let’s fix that before 2026 hits - link in the comments! 🎁 

PS. Baby Skipper thinks this newsletter is pretty awesome because he has been micro-managing it 🐶 


#contentmarketing #b2bcontent #tofucontent #contentwriters

Most teams say they’re “optimizing for AI search.”

But ask them which prompts they want to show up for…
and suddenly the room gets very, very quiet.

If you want LLM SEO to work, you need to know your target prompts the same way you know your target keywords.

And no, this isn’t guesswork.

This is research + pattern recognition + strategic mapping.

Here’s how to start (without drowning in screenshots or 200 tabs):

1. Identify the REAL prompts your buyers use

Not SEO queries.
Not broad topics.
Not internal assumptions.

Actual prompts.
The ones your ICP types into ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude when they want answers.

The rule?

Think conversational, not “keyword-y.”

Examples:

→ “Best CRM for agencies that integrates with Slack?”
→ “How do I fix churn for usage-based SaaS?”
→ “What should my first marketing hire be?”
→ “Explain GDPR compliance for B2B SaaS like I’m new.”

If your content doesn’t answer these conversational prompts directly, LLMs will never surface you.

2. Reverse-engineer prompt families

Each prompt has a cluster behind it:

→ Problem prompt (“how do I…”)
→ Comparison prompt (“best tools for…”)
→ Evaluation prompt (“is X worth it?”)
→ Instruction prompt (“create a plan for…”)

Map these to your ICP’s journey.
That’s where your angles come from.

3. Check who LLMs currently cite

This part?
A goldmine.

LLMs pull from:

→ Authoritative pages
→ Heavily cited domains
→ Structured, clear content
→ Entities they already “trust”

If your competitors dominate these prompts, it’s not because they’re smarter,  it’s because they’ve fed the LLMs better data.

4. Build content specifically answering the prompt

You’re no longer writing for keyword volume.
You’re writing for prompt relevance.

That means:

→ Direct answers
→ Clear steps
→ Strong entity alignment
→ Examples
→ Structured sections
→ Source credibility

LLMs love clarity more than anything.

5. Track your prompt visibility

Here’s where most teams get stuck - you can’t improve what you can’t see.

This is why I like Semrush's new AI search tracking:

You can literally see:

→ Which prompts you’re showing up for
→ Which competitor prompts you’re losing
→ What content themes LLMs associate with each brand
→ Which AI platforms (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini) you’re winning or failing on

It’s basically the keyword gap analysis of the AI era, but for prompts.

And honestly?

It removes the guesswork we’ve all been suffering through.

If you want to win LLM SEO, stop chasing keywords.
Start identifying and owning the prompts your buyers trust AI with.  

Need help? Drop me a message ✉️  


#aiseo #llmseo #seostrategy #SemrushAmbassador

Overslept this morning...
so I assume everyone’s Q4 strategy just fell apart.

No regrets. 


#marketingagency #founderlife

Most SaaS blogs don’t fail because of traffic.

They fail because they can’t convert a reader into a customer.

And here’s the painful part:

You’re probably publishing more than ever…

But getting the same (or fewer) signups, demos, and trials.

Let’s talk about why most SaaS blogs never convert — and what to fix.

What most SaaS blogs get wrong

→ No clear ICP. They write for “everyone”, so they attract no one.
→ 100% TOFU obsession. Great for traffic, useless for conversion.
→ No MOFU or BOFU content. Readers learn something… and leave.
→ Writing for algorithms, not humans. Keywords > clarity.
→ No funnel thinking. Every blog is an isolated effort, not a path to a signup.

What actually works if you want conversions

→ Start with ICP clarity and JTBD. Write only for the people who buy.
→ Balance TOFU → MOFU → BOFU. Educate, prove, convert.
→ Write for humans first. Solve a real problem. SEO supports - it doesn't lead.
→ Treat every blog as a step in a conversion journey, not a standalone piece.
→ Reduce noise. Fewer, higher-intent pieces outperform 100 fluffy articles.

If your SaaS blog looks like this:

→ Lots of traffic
→ Zero signups
→ No measurable revenue impact

You don’t have a “content” problem.
You have a strategy problem.

If you want your blog to become a conversion engine, not a content factory - DM me. 

I’ll share what we use at Contensify | B2B SaaS Content Marketing and SEO to turn SaaS content into pipeline. 

PS. Link to my blog on this topic in the comments. 

#b2bcontent #contentmarketing #seocontent #b2bsaas

12 things you should start doing now to optimise for AI-powered search in 2026.

1/ Write for real questions, not vanity keywords.

2/ Use question-based headers so AI can parse your content easily.

3/ Create standalone “answer blocks” that LLMs can cite without context.

4/ Add structured data and clean semantic markup so AI understands your pages.

5/ Prioritise credibility - real authors, data, examples, and proof.

6/ Refresh content frequently because AI systems reward freshness.

7/ Make your content scannable with bullets, lists, and tight explanations.

8/ Optimise for conversational, natural-language queries AI users ask.

9/ Expand your digital footprint - reviews, discussions, mentions, forums.

10/ Ensure your site is fully crawlable - AI can’t cite what it can’t reach.

11/ Combine traditional SEO with AI SEO - you cannot pick only one.

12/ Start now - authority compounds, and waiting puts you behind early movers.

If you want to stay visible in an AI-first search world, the best time to start was yesterday.

The second best is today. You know where to reach me 👋 

PS. Full link to the post on optimizing for AI by Semrush, is linked in the comments below. 


#SemrushAmbassador #aiseo #llmseo #contentmarketing #seostrategy

Most companies aren’t struggling with content creation.

They’re struggling with content allocation.

Everyone keeps asking me the same thing lately:

“How much TOFU, MOFU, BOFU should we actually publish?”

And honestly?

It’s the wrong question 😭 

But it reveals the real problem:

Most teams don’t understand what each funnel stage is supposed to do.

Here’s what I’ve seen in 13 years 👇 

Companies either:

→ Go ALL-IN on TOFU
Publish 12 blogs a month…
get traffic…
but zero buyers.

→ Go ALL-IN on BOFU
Case studies everywhere…
product-first everything…
and suddenly the brand feels pushy.

→ Or the biggest crime:
Completely ignore MOFU
(the messy middle where trust is built, objections are answered, and buying decisions are made).

So content teams keep producing.

Founders keep asking for more.

And the pipeline stays flat.

Because the real question isn’t:
“How many pieces of content should we publish per stage?”

The real question is:
“What does each stage need to do to move pipeline and how do we weight our content accordingly?”

That’s exactly what next week’s newsletter is about.

I'm sharing exactly how I've been helping companies break out of this rut. 

Subscribe to the newsletter - link in the comments! ✉️ 



#bofucontent #tofucontent #contentmarketing #b2bsaas #b2bcontent

I had to pause editing Through the Noise | Podcast for a bit…
because vertigo decided to make a dramatic entrance into my life.

(10/10 do not recommend.)

But guess what?

I’m back.

And I’m diving straight into one of the most interesting episodes we’ve recorded in a while.

An episode with Stanislav Farkas - all about link building.

Not the spammy stuff.
Not the “50 backlinks for $50” nonsense.

Real link building.

The kind marketers should pay attention to.

The kind founders need to understand.

If you’re trying to grow organic visibility in 2025, this is one conversation you cannot afford to skip.

It’s packed with:

→ What actually moves rankings today
→ How bad link-building damages your domain (quietly)
→ What good links look like in an AI search world
→ And how to build authority without begging anyone for backlinks

I’m editing it as we speak.

And yes…
it’s dropping sooner than you think. 👀

Subscribe to the YouTube channel + follow the page so you don’t miss it. 


#seo #linkbuilding #b2bsaas #contentmarketing

Through the Noise | Podcast

SaaS SEO Specialist 📈 Helping Brands Turn Organic Search into Their Strongest Growth Pipeline with Technical SEO, On-Page Optimization, AI Optimization & Link Building

“We want to make an impact in the last quarter.”

You sure about that?
Really sure?

Because here’s how the convo usually goes:

→ Company pivots their ICP in October
→ We update the keyword universe
→ We narrow the focus
→ We build a content calendar with 45 dead-simple topics
→ We agree on 15 pieces a month (because “we want FAST results”)
→ They nod aggressively on the Zoom call
→ They have writers + freelancers + in-house team

Outcome?

One month of content published… at the end of Month Two.

And just when you think that’s the bottleneck?

They say the rest has to be pushed to January.

Of course.
Holidays. Weekends. “Bandwidth.”
We get it.

But here’s the part nobody wants to talk about:

When you ask why results aren’t coming,
do you also include this tiny detail in the calculation?

Do you factor in the 6-week delay?
The skipped cadence?
The half-executed plan?

Or do you just assume agencies have zero holidays, zero weekends, zero limits…

…and can magically pull off a year’s worth of growth by December 15th
because “we want to make an impact in Q4”?

Sure.

Yours sincerely,
Marketing Agency That’s Seriously Sick of This Shit
(but still putting out fires with a smile)

Happy Thanksgiving, I suppose 🙃




#marketingagency #seostrategy #marketerslife #marketing

Friday wrap - Agency owner edition 💁‍♀️ 

This week looked like:

→ Month beginning = accounts, invoicing, numbers, the glamorous stuff no one shows on Instagram.

→ Onboarded 2 new clients (excited to take them from invisible to unmissable).

→ Prospect calls with 4 companies, each building something genuinely unique - love these conversations.

→ Monthly strategies, but also year-end regrouping with all our clients. Alignment now means fewer surprises later.

→ Building 3 new offers we’ll be rolling out in 2026 - more value, more clarity, more momentum.

→ Recorded 4 more videos for my content strategy - PS: are you following me on IG? Link in comments.

→ Planned the next newsletter, dropping next week (hint: TOFU isn’t dead).

→ And finally, got back to regularly engaging here, after weeks of regrouping my brain cells.

Lost my airpods yesterday. So I'm probably going to sulk about that for the rest of the month. 🥹 

If this week felt long, productive, chaotic, fulfilling...
you’re not alone.
 
Entrepreneurship is just a series of “we’ll figure it out” moments with better posture.

Happy Friday! Let’s wrap strong and rest well. 

PS. I'm really enjoying the Delhi winters at this point ☀️ (irrespective of what the media has been shouting about) 


#marketingagency #friday #productiveweek

Had my AirPods stolen today...

so if I don’t hear you on our next call, either I’m thinking about them…

or I’m choosing not to.

You'll never know. 

Happy holidays. 


#leavemealone #buzzkill

If you’re not subscribed to my newsletter yet…

I don’t know how else to say this gently:
You’re about to miss something good.

Like “I’ve-been-brewing-a-framework-for-a-week-and-I’m-excited-like-a-nerd” good.

Next edition drops in a few days.

It’s sharp, actionable, and will make your content brain go: “OH.”

Subscribe now or spend the week wondering what you could’ve learned.

Link in comments...go, go, go. 🚀




#geo #llmseo #contentmarketing #marketing #newsletter

I don’t run Contensify like most agencies do.

Most agencies chase volume.
We chase outcomes.

Most agencies love hacks.
We love systems.

Most agencies work in silos.
We force Product + Support + Sales into the same room.

(Yes, even if you resist. Especially then.)

Most agencies obsess over keywords.
We obsess over intent.

Most agencies want quick spikes.
We want compounding growth.

Most agencies offboard and take the results with them.
We leave you with a framework your team can run without us.

And no, we don’t care about publishing 100 pieces.

If 10 great ones move the pipeline… that’s the goal.

If that’s a red flag, we’re not your agency.
If that’s a green flag, you already know.  

And you know, where to reach me. 

But I'm curious to get your responses 👇 



#contentmarketing #marketingagency #seoagency #llmseo #b2bsaas

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