copywriting

B2B writing: It ain’t just writing

There’s a hell of a lot more to B2B writing than meets the eye.

20. 05. 2016

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The art of creative translation

For great creative, standard translations are bad. A heartfelt plea, from someone who gives a shit, to cough up that little bit extra for a proper…

11. 05. 2016

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Let’s steal from great first lines

What content marketers can learn from the first lines of some of the world’s great novels.

04. 01. 2016

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A content marketing chinwag with Ann Handley

Ann Handley was in town the other week and she was good enough to swing by Velocity HQ to chat about her life in B2B content marketing and her approach to…

23. 11. 2015

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Why your B2B content marketing should ‘Start With Why’

Great B2B content marketing comes from your company’s beliefs. Here’s why you should celebrate what you value, starting with ‘Why’ (as Simon Sinek says).

14. 11. 2015

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The glossary of terms as B2B content marketing

A glossary can be a great piece of content if your world is fast-changing and your audience needs help.

06. 09. 2015

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Let’s Steal From ‘Epic Split’

In the second of our ‘Let’s Steal From’ series (The first one was about Follow The Frog), I want to look at what just might be the most famous B2B marketing…

22. 07. 2015

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Why ‘customer centricity’ is a cursed message

I’m getting pretty sick of ‘customer centric’ – the latest buzzword to pollute and distract good marketers.

12. 06. 2015

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Let’s Steal From ‘Follow The Frog’

In this first in a series analysing great content, we tear apart Follow The Frog, a fast, funny masterpiece.

11. 06. 2015

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5 things content marketers can learn from listicles

Listicles refuse to die. That leaves two choices: imitate them or learn from them and go a step further.

02. 05. 2015

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The problem with positive

They probably taught you to keep your marketing positive. Here’s why positivity is actually a bad thing.

06. 02. 2015

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How to use swear words in your fucking marketing

Some people think it’s never okay to use profanity in marketing. But they just might be missing a powerful weapon.

19. 01. 2015

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