I write the LinkedIn posts and the weekly newsletter that make buyers call you first. You spend thirty minutes a week. I handle the rest.
Working with CEOs and founders in the US, Canada, UK, Australia and New Zealand
We are proud to announce that our team has achieved Microsoft Solutions Partner designation for Security.
We just passed the Security designation audit. Three controls nearly cost us the badge.
Subscribers on M365 Weekly
Publishing a newsletter every week
Ghostwriting under NDA, cybersecurity client
IT ops, engineering, leadership, journalism
That is why partner content reads like a brochure. Your buyer can tell in one line.
Conditional Access. Break-glass accounts. CSP licensing rules. Large mailbox migrations. You will not spend the first call explaining what Entra is.
One voice call a month. One approval pass a week. Thirty minutes total. If it takes more of your time than that, the process is broken.
Reach is easy to buy and worthless on its own. Every post is aimed at the person who signs a managed services contract.
Eight to twelve posts a month in your voice, built from your actual opinions and deployments. Hooks tested, claims sourced, nothing invented.
One issue a week, written, edited and scheduled. The channel you own outright, which matters the week LinkedIn changes the algorithm again.
I interview you, read everything you have published, and produce the profile document your team and your AI tools work from.
Nothing here is invented. Replace each card with a quote a client has approved in writing.
Paste a real client quote here. Keep it specific: what changed, in what timeframe, measured how.
Name, Title, Company
Second approved quote. The best ones name a concrete outcome, not a feeling about the process.
Name, Title, Company
Third approved quote. If a client is under NDA, ask for an anonymised version with the industry named.
Name, Title, Company
I started in operations, moved through systems engineering and IT leadership, spent time as a tech journalist, and now work in cloud presales inside the Microsoft partner channel.
That combination is rare and it is the whole pitch. I sit in the same margin conversations your team sits in. I have watched a CSP audit go sideways. When you say the E3 to E5 upsell is stalling, I know what you mean before you finish the sentence.
You tell me what you sell and who you are trying to reach. I tell you whether content will move that needle or whether you should spend the money on outbound instead. If it is outbound, I will say so.