Robert Greene

Company head of editorial/thought leadership at tech-focused companies. Business to business tech PR agencies*. - Are you struggling to produce enough poised and authoritative long-form content (blogs, White Papers) in house? - Are your ad hoc, last-minute collaborations with freelancers hit and miss? - - Are your exciting plans for content let down by limited brainstorming, writing and editing skills/resources? Maybe you don't yet need to hire another senior content marketer. Or your prudent CFO hasn't signed it off. Hiring an experienced freelance content consultant can help you plug gaps in your content pipeline and stop being reactive. I've just begun one content/media retainer for a growing US tech PR agency that has won a slew of new business in the past six months and needed editorial/media support. I've capacity for one, possibly two more retainers this year and early next year. (The retainers can range from the equivalent of a couple of days per month to a couple of days per week.) The retainer can cover: - Content strategy (reviewing your content, working out how to improve it), - - Writing - Editing - Training your staff in writing/editing/content planning …. plus media relations - how to pitch news stories that journalists are actually interested in! For this training, I draw on my 25 years' journalism experience for some of the top trade and national media organisations. Retainer benefits for clients: 1. Guaranteed content/media support 2. The freelancer can build a deep knowledge of your business and market = better thought leadership content and ROI 3. You get to know how each other works, saving time and money, reducing stress 4. The freelancer becomes a "thought partner" - able to advise you on all aspects of your content marketing and media *You can call yourself "integrated" if you really want *** If you think your company may benefit from a content/media retainer, DM me or email me - [email protected] - and we can arrange a call. If I don't think I'm the right person to help your business I'll try to recommend someone who can ***

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