Here’s what your brief travels through at a normal agency, versus here:
The old brain-and-brawn around here. I decide where we’re going and why: positioning, narrative, what deserves to exist at all. Neurotic, I think loud, and I work harder. Before this I built content at iGotAnOffer and Launchspace, where I got obsessed with one question: why does distribution get all the credit when the writing does the work?
I say overthinking is oxymoronic. While Tim is up in the clouds arguing with the strategy, I’m the one turning it into published work, on time, at the bar we promised. I’ve shipped for Sprig, ClickUp, Skillzy, and Synthesia, mostly turning product roadmaps into stories buyers finish.
2.6M+
REGISTERED USERS ATTRIBUTED TO OUR TEAM’S WORK, THROUGH JUL 2026
Series A → $500M
THE VALUATION RIDE WE’VE HELPED STARTUPS TAKE
280%
REVENUE GROWTH, OUR BEST SINGLE ENGAGEMENT
200+
SALES INTERACTIONS SOURCED BY CONTENT, ACROSS CLIENT TEAMS
Also: we built and marketed our own product before this. So when we talk go-to-market, it’s not from the agency bleachers. The receipts live here →
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RETAINER INVOICE · #00-TYPICAL
THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE
OURS IS SIMPLER:
Strategy, research, writing, design, distribution.
— every line, by the people you hired
Quality over quantity, always. Most content teams publish to fill a calendar. We publish when a piece can show what your product makes possible while teaching a lesson only you could deliver. That combination is your moat, because nobody else has your product or your scars.
We embed early, learn the roadmap, talk to your buyers, and build story-driven, insight-dense pieces. Anti-generic is the bar. If a competitor could publish it, we cut it.
FROM THE DESK OF THE OTHER GUYS · JULY 2026
Hi. We’re Tim and Nelson.
We started this agency because most B2B content reads like it was written by no one, for everyone. Our fix is simple to say and hard to do: we make content for the buyer, and for the machines that now recommend you.
We take four clients at a time. Max. That’s not a scarcity trick. It’s the honest ceiling for work we’d put our names on. If you’re one of the four, you get our full attention, our sharpest thinking, and at least one heated argument about a comma.
Come say hi. Worst case, you leave the call with a clearer content strategy than you came with.
Tim & Nelson
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