AI can't write like I can. Neither can most humans.
Anyone can write. But thereโs a process to creating something that actually gets read.
The data doesnโt lie.ย
Sad facts:
96.55% of pages get no organic search traffic from Google. (Ahrefs)
Only 5.7% of pages will rank in the top 10 search results within a year of publication. (Ahrefs)
~95% of all pages have zero backlinks. (Backlinko)
An average user spends a mere 54 seconds on a web page. (HubSpot)
75% of all social shares come from only 1.3% of published content. (Backlinko)
Iโm proud to say my content is not a part of the above statistics, and itโs by design. Itโs because the only thing that loves me more than Google is the human enjoying my content.ย
Some of my most loved content โค๏ธ
Thereโs not enough room for everything Iโve created over the last 14 years, and even if there was, thereโs no way Iโd remember everything.
The content below only showcases SOME of my marquee content and blog posts, none of my social media posts/ads or LinkedIn ghostwriting.
NOTE:
Before you dive in, Iโd just like to stress that Iโve created content and managed blogs (as well as social media accounts) for all types of different companies, across a wide array of industries.
I didnโt showcase a decent amount of my work due to NDAs, but I do have B2B experience too, helping companies, like Cisco, Campaign Monitor, Hive, DataGrail, Forage, Aware, Pagely, HubSpot and many others not listed here.
And Iโve also done a lot of ghostwriting for prominent CEOs, VCs, operators and founders, which I canโt share due to NDAs. Iโve also written about relationships/dating, but felt like most people viewing my portfolio wouldnโt be into that type of content.
๐ Top page for organic traffic.
โ Evergreen content, still ranking to date (Published years ago, no updates since).
1๏ธโฃ I was the first person to write about this โ well before mainstream outlets covered it.
โค๏ธ 130 upvotes, 21 comments on Reddit
๐ฅ 31K views, 787 claps, 21 comments, 254 social shares (This was a repost from The Economistโs Executive Education blog).
๐ One of my favorite posts (I love to read).
๐ Published on my Full-Stack Marketing course website, which ranked in days for โbest marketing coursesโ (Version 1 website | Version 2 website)
๐๏ธ 77k+ views on Quora, where I syndicated it
๐ค 5,641 words
This is a prime example of a high-converting comparison page.
This page helped me sell out my course. It compared my top competitors and explained, in-detail, the pros and cons of each one.
I didnโt post my course until the end, and I genuinely showed I understood what they were looking for. I even detailed the type of people who shouldnโt take my course at the end. People love this type of helpfulness and authenticity.
๐งช Real life experiment, featuring actionable takeaways for readers. Readers appreciated my real-life reviews, trying the health apps and products I mentioned myself.
๐ญ Not my most popular post, 13.4K views and 2.1K reads, 322 claps and 4 comments
๐๏ธ BUT itโs a great post with good information that a lot of businesses and startups should read, because about pages are important, yet they arenโt given the time and attention they deserve
โค๏ธ I like this because it shows I can write about things I donโt know about. I interviewed this woman, who is listed as the author of the post, and then I did additional, extensive research, and finally, I wrote the post that was fairly popular with a hard-to-please audience โ designers and developers