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Martine Pierhagen
Why (and how to) use case studies in your marketing
June 22, 2026
The higher the cost or complexity of your offer, the more reassurance buyers need. Case studies help connect the dots.
How to stay competitive in business in 2026
June 13, 2026
Markets are sharper and audiences are more selective. To keep winning in business, position yourself clearly and be deliberate in…
Copy editing is the most underrated skill
May 19, 2026
I’ve edited other writers’ articles, blog posts, reports, papers, and novels. Now I edit ChatGPT drafts. The tools have changed,…
The most annoying buzzwords of 2026
April 14, 2026
Some words should never be used in marketing, and you don't want to sound like a robot either. How can…
How to make a website rebuild easy
March 16, 2026
Website rebuilds are exciting projects, but they can quickly become overwhelming without the right structure and support. Sweet Orange makes…
Long-form content is back in 2026
March 12, 2026
In 2026, long-form content is making a comeback. Brands are waking up to the fact that audiences love depth, and…
How to optimise your website for AI search
January 12, 2026
If your website copy isn’t written in a way AI can clearly understand, trust and use, you risk disappearing, even…
Creative work without the chaos
December 15, 2025
Creative teams work best when they can stay in flow. Read how your creative agency can benefit from working with…
Why AI recommendations are the new SEO
October 14, 2025
The rules of online visibility are changing fast. Find our how both AI and Google understand, trust, and choose your…
5 Tips on how to connect with your ideal client
September 17, 2025
Have you done the work of identifying your ideal client? If not, you should. Your business can’t grow without them!
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