Why content teams produce pages that rank but don't convert, and the messaging fix that turns visitors into leads.
Hello, CEOs 👋
In this newsletter, you’ll discover:
● Why your inbound isn’t working ● How to make content that speaks to your buyers● The SEO trap: ranking ≠ leads● Advice from experts: Kateryna Abrosymova & Eugene Zatiychuk
+12 new advising projects: Marketing, Business Strategy, and Delivery tracks.
+9 new advisors joined. Our pool now totals 285 expert advisors.
Let’s get to it.
As a Growth Officer, I talk to a lot of founders. When it comes to marketing, I hear the same thing repeated over and over:
But when I ask how it’s going, the answers are sad:
This reveals much bigger business problems.
● You’re spending money on traffic, but you’re not getting qualified leads ➡️ Your CAC stays high, ROI stays low.● Your team works hard on SEO and content, but the sales pipeline stays empty ➡️ Your revenue is unpredictable.● You keep investing more in marketing but stand still ➡️ You’re stuck in a vicious cycle.
Ask yourself a few questions:
● ❓ Is your team producing content without a strategy? (copying competitors)● ❓ Are you focusing on keywords over your client’s problems?● ❓ Does your content show genuine expertise or sound generic?● ❓ Does your website communicate a differentiated offer or promise the same thing that everybody else does?
What's the fix?Narrow your focus
I brought this challenge to someone who’s helped dozens of teams break free from the vicious inbound cycle.
Kateryna Abrosymova, the CEO of Zmist & Copy and our Marketing Advisor, says:
Kateryna shared a great example from her work with Temy, a software development company:
You can see the difference here:
Key takeaway?
You can’t fix inbound with more content. First, you have to fix your positioning.
I’ll be honest: this is the elephant in the room.
SEO and marketing often pull in opposite directions.
One side is shouting, “We need X pages optimized for Y keywords.”
The other fires back, “Okay, but does any of this content bring leads?”
That tension is where most teams get stuck. But … 👇
Prioritize your offering. Not your keywords.
Eugene Zatiychuk, our SEO Advisor, explains:
You don’t need 100500 pages with perfect SEO scores if your content isn’t speaking to your buyers.
Eugene helped Belkins, an outbound lead gen agency, grow their organic pipeline from 10 to over 80 monthly deals.
One key move?
They overhauled their service offerings based on customer pain points, gathered through questionnaires with the sales and account management teams.
Now, Eugene automates this process using AI and his smart method so the outcome stays the same: messaging that hits real customer pain points and drives conversions.
Key takeaway?
Good SEO brings you visitors. Great messaging turns them into customers.
What we talked about
● Technical presale for AI projects: How to avoid common mistakes and increase the win rate ● How proposal creation has evolved with AI coding tools● Red flags that kill AI projects before they start● Why most companies get technical scoping completely wrong● The real cost of misaligned sales and tech teams
👉Pain Point LLMO: Why Product-Centric Content on Your Own Site Beats Reddit & PR: A practical strategy to get recommended by AI tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity.
👉Content Scorecard: How to evaluate which pieces of content support business goals.
👉 GTM Foundation template: Download our free checklist to fix your strategy.
It’s built to help you nail your messaging, craft a content strategy that gets you found – on Google and by LLMs – and set up a content engine that makes inbound work.
It’s a big one, let’s talk and see how we can make it work for you.
● Account Manager/Client Partner/BDM● Delivery Manager/Head of Delivery/PMO● Pre-sale/Engagement Manager● SDR/Lead gen Specialist● Operations Manager
Message me if you have any of these job openings.
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