Content Marketing Strategy for Small Teams That Write
A content marketing strategy for a small team fits on one page. Here is how to write it, plan the calendar, and use AI tools without losing your voice.
10 articles by Brendan Ouellet.
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How to Write a Media Pitch Journalists Actually Read
Most media pitches land in the deleted folder within three seconds. Here is the structure, tone, and follow-up approach that gets a journalist to reply.
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Cold Outreach Email Templates That Actually Get Replies
Seven ready-to-adapt cold outreach email templates, plus the structural rules that separate replied-to emails from deleted ones.
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What Is Competitive Intelligence? A Guide for Marketers
Competitive intelligence is more than monitoring competitor content. This guide breaks down what CI covers, which signals matter most, and how marketers translate findings into sharper positioning.
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AI Marketing Case Studies: What the Best Teams Built
Six real AI marketing campaigns from 2026: what brands actually built, where tone adaptation changed results, and why most teams still fail to show ROI.
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Which AI Marketing Skills Actually Move the Needle in 2026
AI tools are table stakes for marketers in 2026. The skills that separate good campaigns from generic ones are brief-writing, tone calibration, and structured rewriting.
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AI for Public Relations: The Practitioner's Honest Take
AI for public relations is now standard practice. The teams winning media coverage know exactly where AI earns its keep and where it creates new problems.
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What Is AIO? Google AI Overviews Explained for Writers
What is AIO? It stands for AI Overview, Google's generated answer block that now appears on roughly half of all searches. Here's what writers need to know.
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What Is GEO? Why AI Search Demands Different Content
GEO is the practice of writing for AI search engines like ChatGPT, not just Google. It starts with content structure, not keywords.
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Striking Distance Keywords: Fix the Page, Not Just Links
A practical breakdown of striking distance keywords: what they are, why internal links alone often fail, and the rewrite pass that actually moves rankings.
