You’ve spent thousands of hours building your SaaS product.

You’ve taken feedback from early users and used it to improve your product.

In fact, you’ve improved your product to the point that users now rave about it.

“This is a product every business must have!”

“I can’t believe how I survived before using this product!”

“Don’t sleep on this product!”

But many potential buyers are sleeping on it.

Sometimes, it’s even worse: They’ve never heard of your product.

Meanwhile, competitors with worse products keep announcing customer and revenue milestones every quarter.

What are they doing that you’re not?

Surely, you should be able to find a few thousand out of 8 billion people who will use your product?

Every day, you still see people online lament about the problems your product solves.

Why are they not using your product?

Can’t they see that your product is what they need?

No, they can’t see.

They don’t know your product.

Or even if they know it, they don’t know how it can solve their problems.

Because there’s a gap between your product and potential users.

Intentional and valuable content will bridge this gap.

It will help you meet prospects when they’re looking for solutions, and using your product will be the natural next step.

This is where I can help your business.

Writing SaaS content that builds trust and converts new users is more than just putting words together.

It’s about understanding your ideal buyer, their problem, human psychology, and how to present information that meets them where they are.

It’s about understanding the jobs your audience wants to do with your product and showing how your product helps.

It’s about using content to show them that your product is the solution to their problems.

And that’s what I’ll help your business achieve.

I’m Samuel Olumide, a SaaS content writer and marketer.

I’ve written for top SaaS and marketing websites like GetResponse, Jeff Bullas, Hopper HQ, and SweepWidget.

Here’s what Lilach Bullock, Oracle’s social influencer of Europe, said about my work:

“Samuel writes conversational marketing content that delivers helpful and actionable information that meets search intent. I highly recommend him!”

Lilach Bullock, Oracle’s Social Influencer of Europe

But beyond writing for clients, I’ve also built this blog from zero to over 150 keywords in Google top 10.

I can bring my experience in content writing, content strategy, and audience persuasion to help you achieve your content goals.

Goals like ranking in Google top 10 for valuable keywords, creating brand awareness, generating leads, nurturing leads, acquiring users, and retaining users.

What type of content can I write for your business to achieve these goals?

Blog posts

Product-led blog posts provide helpful content to your audience. That is, they provide information to help your audience achieve results.

However, they do more.

They weave your product naturally into educational content so readers can see how your product can help them.

These are the blog posts worth writing.

And this is the type of blog post you can expect if I write for you.

Topic clusters

Today, ranking for some keywords is almost impossible, especially if they’re broad topics. In this case, you need to create topic clusters, which include many blog posts targeting various aspects of your target broad topics.

I can help you create valuable topic clusters that rank on Google.

Product/service pages

Product pages provide information that a potential buyer needs to make a buying decision.

With detailed product and customer research, I can write product pages that not only explain features but also show how they will improve a buyer’s life.

Ebooks

Ebooks extend what traditional blog posts do.

You can explain a concept in more detail than a blog post requires.

Even more, ebooks can be effective lead magnets to acquire more leads for your business.

I can create ebooks according to your specifications.

Now, you’ll agree with me that writing is an art.

However, there’s also a scientific twist to it. 

Because at the end of the day, your audience (or anyone) reads content pieces to obtain information to solve a problem.

So, I have a few guidelines to ensure that my written content pieces achieve the intended results for you and your audience:

• Understand the ideal page visitor
• Search Engine Results Pages (SERPs) analysis for your target keyword
• Research into relevant reports, case studies, and statistics
• Create a detailed content outline
• Internal linking to other relevant pages on your website
• Add relevant cited images, screenshots, and graphics to keep readers engaged
• Provide meta description and alt image attributes
• Provide edits when needed
• Upload content into your content management system (if needed)

I follow these guidelines whether I’m writing for clients or my blog.

After all, any content piece worth writing is worth writing properly.

Frequently asked questions

How fast can you deliver content pieces?

Great writing requires deep thinking, which requires time. The amount of time required will depend on the scope of the work. But I can deliver a long-form blog post in a week.

However, as I write more content for you, this time will get shorter.

If you want a much shorter turnaround time, you can indicate that when sending the writing brief.

Will you use AI to write my content?

No. 

All content pieces delivered to you will be written by me.

Will I get my content pieces on time?

Yes. As a professional writer, I understand that time is money.

We’ll agree on a deadline once you approve the content outline. And once we do that, expect your content on or before the deadline.

I can also provide progress updates if you want.

How will I communicate with you?

Well, that depends on what channel you prefer.

We can communicate in your project management tool, Slack, email, or other methods you prefer.

Can you write simple content about my complex SaaS tool?

Yes, I can.

Once you provide access to your tool, information about your ideal buyers, and product use cases, I’ll create content pieces that are simple enough for your prospects.

Can you create product-led content?

Yes. In fact, I’m a firm believer in product-led content because it helps you promote your product naturally.

With product-led content, you can easily show how your product will help buyers.

If these sound like what you need, book a call with me or fill out the form below: