Fed up of content that misses the mark?

Grow faster with consistent, original, high-quality content for all your channels.

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Helping services firms grow with content…

Hi! I’m Jamie

I’m one of the few copywriters and content marketers who understands why selling services is different.

I’ve spent over a decade working with services firms in both B2B and B2C, and in that time, I’ve learned that selling services through content means doing three things:

  1. Grabbing your prospect’s attention
  2. Holding your prospect’s attention
  3. Earning their trust

Number 3. is where most copywriters and marketers get it wrong. Their content might help you get more impressions, it might help you get more traffic, but it doesn’t help you sell more services because there’s no deep understanding of what your customers care about and how you help them.

My process is based on uncovering those key insights before writing a single word – I’ll talk to your customers, I’ll talk to you, I’ll talk to your sales team and your delivery team – so that your content builds trust with your buyers, and makes it easier to sell to them.

It’s a really simple recipe. It’s not as fast as getting ChatGPT to do all your content. But unlike AI, it actually gets results.

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“Working with him is a dream”

“Jamie’s very talented. He helped us produce a lot of thought leadership content in a short space of time. Working with him is a dream because he’s able to tease out the most resonant concepts and ideas from a barrage of information and then turn it into content which sparks engagement.”

Simon Wakeman, Wakeman Advisory

What I help with…

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Strategy

Know exactly who your content is aimed at, what value it promises them, when to make it and publish it, and how to get it in front of them.

Production

Distribution

Ready for consistent content that attracts ideal customers (who already love your work)?

Book a discovery call and let’s see if the Slow Content approach is right for your firm.

‘Fast content’ kills trust

Fast content is :

  • generic content that’s been spun up by a junior writer or LLM;
  • engages with the problems of your ideal client but only superficially;
  • usually produced as part of a SEO strategy or to fill gaps in an arbitrary content publishing schedule;
  • more likely to annoy your ideal clients than leave a favourable impression on them.

AI overviews are eating organic search traffic, social media is becoming increasingly pay-to-play, and LLMs make it easy for anyone to produce huge amounts of plausible-looking content.

The bar for content that builds trust with your buyers has been raised.

Generic content won’t clear it.

Instead of chasing rankings, traffic and impressions with your content, it’s time to focus on building relationships.

Your best marketing assets are trapped in your heads

Install a Slow Content Engine in your firm

Slow Content revolves around the experiences and insights of the experts in your business who work alongside clients every day.

These experts are intimately familiar with

  • the problems that your clients face,
  • the symptoms that they get confused by,
  • the obstacles that prevent them successfully dealing with their problems, and
  • the misconceptions that plague them.

Presented through the perspective of your experts, this makes for content that your ideal clients actually want to read, and maybe even share with their peers.

A flowchart titled "slow-content-process.png" depicts a content creation workflow. At the top, two rectangular boxes, "SME Interviews" and "Competitor research," feed into "Strategic messaging." "Strategic messaging" is then shown feeding into a large orange circle labeled "Content that keeps you top of mind with your ideal clients." This orange circle then leads to three green rounded rectangles at the bottom: "Emails," "SM Posts," and "Articles." Dashed orange arrows indicate a feedback loop: "Emails," "SM Posts," and "Articles" all feed back into "Strategic messaging" and "Competitor research." A text label along the left side of the dashed line reads "Feedback from your ideal clients."

“Jamie helped us find our voice across web, social media and thought leadership content.”

“It was very reassuring to know that our messaging was having an impact. His words helped nurture long-lasting relationships with some of our most important clients, and he helped me scale up my thought leadership output.”

Jim Bowes, former founder & CEO, Manifesto

“My go-to copywriter.”

“Jamie is my go-to writer for messaging, website and tone-of-voice work because his output is always of the highest quality. He really listens and then comes up with messaging which speaks directly to the needs and concerns of our audiences.”

Yonca Ibrahim, Arthur

Ready to start making content that builds trust with your ideal buyers?

Book a discovery call and let’s see if the Slow Content approach is right for your firm.