Case Studies
How I’ve helped cloud, cybersecurity, fintech, and telecom brands translate technical complexity into high-converting copy and content
Fractional Content Support for OSS Cybersecurity
CloudLinux is an established player in cloud computing, with a FOSS-based operating system for hosting providers, as well as an open source focused cybersecurity toolbox, TuxCare.
The product marketing manager started working with me as they've had challenges with previous writers who struggled to understand their technical product. The constant rounds of revision simply wasn't working for a marketing team that was under pressure to deliver marketing support for a rapidly growing product.
We started with a couple of blog briefs, which soon turned into 10-15 articles a month to support SEO and inbound. Many of these were interview-based, with regular meetings with their Technical Evangelist at the time. The content we submitted to Forbes was published as-is, which the client said was a first for them!
As trust developed the team also sought my input on for two product launches: AlmaLinux and TuxCare, where I weighed in on product names, positioning and the supporting copy including press releases.
Over the years I also helped with countless landing pages, comparison pages and a few large reports - including a popular eBook on Ransomware.
Deliverables
Strategy, positioning support for TuxCare and AlmaLinux
Product landing Pages and Comparison Pages
Blog production, with over 200+ technical articles
Long form reports and white papers
Interview-driven thought leadership
Outreach articles for Forbes, TechCrunch
Positioning, Copy and Content for B2B Telecoms
GigSky is a decades-old global MNO with global roaming eSIM technology and millions of active SIM cards out in the field.
GigSky is in the process of launching a number of enterprise connectivity products, including IoT eSIM, SMS and omnichannel coms, and a B2B travel SIM.
With the marketing team in Copenhagen, the client's initial instinct was to hire a native English speaker as a writer for the website. It quickly evolved into more foundational work; and I suggested a staged process to the client, from setting positioning in a very competitive field, to product architecture - with copy and content flowing from that.
Based on the foundational work I ideated the website and produced comprehensive copy across the home page, products and core verticals. We also wanted to test SEO success so I produced 30 articles published with the website launch and we're looking forward to the results. Currently we're publishing outreach articles on an ongoing basis.
Deliverables
Analysis of competitor positioning including gaps
Branding, foundational marketing
Product architecture and nomenclature
SEO research
Complete website copy
Strategy for blogs
Long form content
Outreach to industry publications
Strategic Content, Rebranding Support for Fintech
Amazon Payment Services provides payment services (card and app-based) to thousands of business from SME to enterprises. It's a complex, high-trust product offer with a choice of integrations and comprehensive API.
The team originally hired me because they felt that their documentation could do with business language that outlines the business benefits of technical features - with the aim of driving product engagement.
I achieved that - and in spades. But along the route, I built trust with the team and the relationship grew. I noticed the product positioning of some integration tiers were unclear, and suggested changes that the team accepted.
The team also involved me in positioning as the company rebranded from PayFort to Amazon Payment Services. Our engagement eventually expanded into landing pages, long-form blog content and customer success stories.
I also provided critical support for their Gen Z report, taking the raw data collected and ideating the narrative, interviewing internal SMEs, and producing the entire report - which was cited across the region.
Deliverables
Business language for complex technical concepts
Product positioning and branding support
Industry reports
Customer Success Stories
Landing Pages
On-site support at a fintech conference
Mini Success Stories
I’ve supported 100+ clients in 20+ with copy and content that compels and changes minds. Here are a few short stories where I’ve helped clients use content to drive GTM.
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Challenge: communicating a high value-add SaaS solution to a non-technical audience
This is another client that came to me after testing a few writers. Couranto offers a complex and niche consultancy product that saves enterprises large amounts of money.
As always, that value isn't immediately clear: the client needed content support to surface their expertise and to elucidate the business value of Couranto's library platform.
I worked closely with several SMEs and BDRs within Couranto to find the ideas for high-impact content; especially knowledge gaps. We started with a sample article which the client declared as "flawless" and proceeded with a series of 25 articles.
Unusually, being a leader in D&I, the client also wanted D&I content which I was happy to support them with given I fall into the D&I bucket twice over!
Deliverables:
SME interviews
Strategy and ideation around topics
Outlines for approval
Publish-ready content
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Challenge: Transforming survey data and SME input into a compelling, authoritative narrative on the rapid growth of the GCC fintech ecosystem.
Under NDA, the client approached me with the need to produce a high-impact report based on survey data accompanied with SME input - yet no narrative.
I evaluated the primary survey data and extensive qualitative input from over 25 industry leaders and fintech founders across the region. The data offered rich insights into regulation, funding, and talent, it lacked a strategic story.
I conducted additional research and synthesized the primary data alongside SME interviews to map out the region’s key growth drivers—from regulatory sandboxes and BNPL adoption to open banking and local AI integration.
With the narrative framework was established, I authored a comprehensive report designed to position the publisher as a vital ecosystem enabler.
Deliverables:
Analysis of primary data
Narrative strategy and report structure
Detailed outline for approval
Mining SMEs for input
Publish-ready, authoritative report content
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Challenge: Produce a comprehensive guide on medical device cybersecurity legislation - that gets read end to end
Digi is a pioneer in wireless communication and IoT. The SMEs at the company pressed the marketing lead to find a writer with technical acumen and knowledge around connectivity and IoT to write a technical report covering changing compliance law for connected medical devices.
I interviewed Digi SMEs to establish the Digi viewpoint and their current concerns about changing legislation. I worked to establish a unique angle on the topic that resonated with Digi's ICPs. Once the outline was approved I completed deep research and produced a comprehensive document with a carefully designed flow that encourages end-to-end reading.
It was also a pleasure to see the presentation of the document at the Hardware Pioneers conference in London. The initial project led to a number of ghost-written articles.
Deliverables:
SME interviews
Strategy for whitepaper
Outline for approval
Publish-ready content
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Challenge: Provide rapid turnaround on marketing support for an under pressure team
All Covered is the IT Services Division of Konica Minolta. They are a major North American Managed Services Provider (MSP) that delivers end-to-end technology solutions to small, mid-market, and enterprise organizations.
I commonly help marketing teams that are overwhelmed with work, often with tight turnarounds. The All Covered team wanted a writer with existing expertise in the managed services and cybersecurity spaces.
The initial project included blog content, but the team also routinely contacted me for support on landing pages and infographics.
Deliverables:
Quick turnaround of comprehensive briefs
Publish-ready content
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Challenge: Educating readers on complex (but dry!) cybersecurity topics
OneLogin is a cloud-based Identity and Access Management (IAM) and Unified Access Management (UAM) vendor. They specialize in securing enterprise environments by managing user access across cloud and on-premises applications
If there's one very complex and arguably very dry topic it's identity and access management (IAM). It's a critical topic though, as IAM is at the forefront of guarding against cyber and inside threats.
As a leader in the space, One Login requires an endless list of educational articles and eBooks to help educate their clients. The challenge, though, is to create documents that are nonetheless compelling reads.
Across more than 10 eBooks and 20 blogs I relied on strong, engaging introductions and easy-to-read, compelling writing to step readers through complex cybersecurity topics.
Deliverables:
Quick turnaround of comprehensive briefs
Thoughtful handling of complex, dry topic
Publish-ready content
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Challenge: Evaluating technical features to extract the benefits that makes for a strong business case
Vaadin is a software company that provides an open-source web application framework and developer tools designed primarily for Java developers.
We know that complex technology products tend to be subject to long buying cycles, with many different stakeholders. Stakeholders are a mix of technical and business buyers.
Vaadin had plenty of content targeting technical readers, but the company came to me with the aim to write content that helped business-minded ICPs on the buying committee to understand the business value of the platform - and why re-platforming will pay off in the long run.
Deliverables:
Quick turnaround of comprehensive briefs
Consideration of business impact throughout content production
Publish-ready content
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Challenge: Quickly producing credible, high-impact content on complex technical topics
Powerling is a global multilingual content management agency. They specialize in helping enterprise businesses communicate globally across different languages, markets, and cultures. Their client: one of Europe's largest cloud service providers.
All under strict NDA, the agency approached me because they needed a writer with strong technical chops to produce a large volume of articles for one of the largest cloud hosting providers in Europe.
Strictly following the briefs, I produced over 300 SEO articles and more than 100 landing pages.
The project required consistent execution month in and month out with a good flow of communication. I received minimal feedback on most of the articles. The work is ongoing and I continue to supply content that drives SEO inbound and high-conversion landing pages.
Deliverables
Quick turnaround of comprehensive briefs
Rapidly learning about new hosting and DevOps topics
Timely communication with the content team
Publish-ready content
Clients I’ve Worked With Include: