Service · Brand & Authority

Content and thought leadership for technical markets.

Technical buyers trust suppliers who answer their questions better than others. Expert content, case studies and visible experts are therefore often more effective in B2B than any ad.

In short

Content & Thought Leadership covers content strategy, technical articles, case studies, white papers, application reports and executive positioning for management and subject matter experts. Content is based on interviews with your experts and distributed through the website, LinkedIn, newsletters and industry portals. Effort for your experts: around one hour a month.

Definition

Executive positioning refers to building the professional visibility of leaders, for example through LinkedIn, articles, talks and interviews. In B2B, buyers often trust people faster than companies.

01 · Starting point

Why much corporate content builds no authority.

Many B2B blogs consist of press releases, trade fair announcements and generic trend pieces. That fills pages but answers none of the questions a technical buyer has before a decision.

Authority emerges when content becomes concrete: selection criteria, typical mistakes, calculation bases, the honest limits of a technology. Only someone who draws on the knowledge of in-house experts can write this kind of content.

Then there is distribution. A good article nobody finds has no effect. That is why we always plan content together with its distribution.

Formats that work in B2B

  • Selection guides and comparison tables
  • Case studies with starting point, solution and result
  • White papers on concrete technical questions
  • LinkedIn posts by management and experts
  • Webinars and talks with follow-up use

02 · Scope

From editorial planning to distribution.

For short-form video and creator formats we work with the specialist unit ViralBP.

  • Module 01

    Content strategy

    Topics along the questions in the buying process, mapped to roles in the buying committee, and an editorial plan for two quarters.

  • Module 02

    Technical B2B content

    Articles, guides and white papers based on expert interviews, reviewed and approved by the experts.

  • Module 03

    Case studies

    Application reports with starting point, technical solution and result, anonymised on request.

  • Module 04

    Executive positioning

    Topics, viewpoints and posts for management and experts on LinkedIn, in trade media and at events.

  • Module 05

    Distribution

    Distribution via website, newsletter, LinkedIn, industry portals and paid promotion in coordination with demand generation.

03 · Approach

How content gets made with little effort for your experts.

  1. 01

    Topic planning

    1 week

    Collecting questions from sales, service and search data. Prioritising by buying stage and role.

    • Topic map
    • Editorial plan
  2. 02

    Interviews

    monthly, 45 minutes

    Structured conversations with your experts. One interview yields several pieces of content.

    • Interview guide
    • Recording and notes
  3. 03

    Production

    ongoing

    Copy, graphics and case studies. Technical review and approval by the expert.

    • Approved content
    • Graphics and tables
  4. 04

    Distribution and review

    ongoing

    Publishing and distribution, review by reach in target accounts, engagement and contribution to enquiries.

    • Monthly report
    • Quarterly topic adjustment

04 · Deliverables

What you have in hand at the end.

Typical deliverables
DeliverableFormatEveryday use
Editorial planPlan for two quartersPredictable publishing
Articles and guidesCopy with graphicsVisibility in search and AI assistants
Case studiesReport and summaryProof for sales and website
White papersPDFContent for campaigns and nurturing
Posts for executivesLinkedIn posts and articlesPersonal visibility in the market

Frequently asked

Frequently asked questions about content and thought leadership.

How much time do our experts need?
About one hour a month: a 45-minute interview and the technical approval. We handle research, writing and design.
Do you write under the name of our management?
Yes, as ghostwriting based on interviews. Every post is reviewed and approved by the person before publication.
How do you measure the success of content?
Through reach in target accounts, search visibility, use in sales and contribution to enquiries. Individual page views matter less.
What if we are not allowed to name customers?
Then we write anonymised case studies. Traceable technical detail matters more for the effect than the customer's name.

Working together

Let's talk about where you stand.

In a 30-minute first conversation we identify where your growth is stuck and whether working together makes sense. You then get an honest view of a realistic scope.

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