You see it in the name of my company, but do you know what it is?
What is "content consulting?"
At its core, content consulting is the development of a systematic approach to generating high-quality content reliably and at scale.
It’s how your agency or team creates compelling content that wows clients and stakeholders quickly and efficiently.
Maybe you’re not there yet — that’s okay. Maybe instead, you’re thinking or saying some of these things:
This is the kind of stuff I’d hear others say when I built teams before. And it’s what I hear now from agency leaders struggling to figure out how to solve their biggest writing conundrums.
Oftentimes, these problems’ roots lie in success rather than failure. If you’re growing your agency — new clients, new employees — then you’re also handling a hand-off between people who already know what they’re doing and those who are learning.
Without the right systems and processes in place to manage the handoff of key information, however, your content production suffers. Then you end up with:
- Clients leaving because of “poor quality writing.”
- Employees quitting because they’re overwhelmed by all the work without a clear path forward.
- New business passing on working with you because you can’t offer an increasingly valuable content service.
And the teams you manage (or even yourself) may not know where to go to resolve it.
Where do you start your content journey?
It starts with understanding your true service gaps. Why are you struggling with content? Is it:
- Your in-house talent’s current skill set?
- Your operational environment?
- Your organizational structure and performance management?
We always start with our Content Needs Benchmark Report to find your service gaps and prepare for your best path forward.
Those paths tend to look like this:
How about more on each path?
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Ready to learn more?
If you’re hearing the things I used to hear, and you’re ready to do more with your content programs, let’s chat.
I’m at alex@sventeckis.com — send a note my way.
And if you want even more about all of this, check out this video.
