[ Content Strategy & Planning ]

Turn Your GTM Goals Into a Content Plan That Works

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Research-backed content strategy for B2B tech. Built with the people who know your market.

A vision without a plan is wishful thinking.

IOD maps your market, your competitors, and the questions your buyers ask search engines and AI assistants, then turns it into an editorial plan your team can run.

Our strategists and practitioners work from your approved GTM context, and Stesh, IOD’s AI platform, keeps your research, topics, and calendar in one place.

Erik Episcopo, Senior SEO Manager, Wiz
“The IOD team has really helped us in identifying the right content and tailoring it to our audience.”
Wiz logoErik Episcopo
Senior SEO Manager

What We Delivered

A content strategy for the Wiz CloudSec Academy: the right topics for each audience, planned around the security terms buyers search for.

Read the Wiz Case Study →

180

Top-3 Google Keywords

For competitive security terms,
in five months

18x

Organic Traffic

From 500 to 9,000 monthly sessions,
in five months

What Your Content Strategy Includes

Market Analysis

You see where you stand: a survey of your competitive landscape and your current content performance, including how often AI engines mention and cite your brand.

Competitive Research

You know how to stand out: research on competitors’ content strategies, topics, and formats, so your plan fills the gaps they leave.

Stakeholder Brainstorm

Your plan reflects your value proposition: IOD runs a collaborative session with your SMEs, marketing, and sales to align topics with your positioning.

Expert Topic Ideation

You get the topics your buyers ask about: IOD practitioners and strategists propose topics for each persona, including the questions buyers ask AI assistants in your category.

Editorial Calendar

You get a plan you can run: a monthly or six-month editorial calendar with formats, channels, and owners, reviewed with you every quarter.

Ongoing Optimization

Your plan improves as you publish. Stesh, IOD’s AI platform, keeps your approved GTM context and the plan in one place, so every quarterly review sharpens the next round of topics.

Work With Us Your Way

Pick what each program needs, and mix them.

01Managed

We make it, with your owners at the gates.

02Hybrid

Your product marketers direct the message; our experts own technical accuracy.

03Self-Service

Your team works directly in Stesh, IOD’s AI platform.

Run a launch fully managed while your team self-serves blog posts; change the mix anytime.

Start With a Plan.

Tell us what’s on your roadmap. We’ll come back with the research, the topics, and a calendar to match.

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What does IOD’s content strategy process include?

Five steps: market analysis, competitive research, a stakeholder brainstorm, expert topic ideation, and an editorial calendar that we review with you every quarter.

Monthly or six months, depending on your program. IOD’s strategists review it with your stakeholders every quarter to keep it relevant.

Your subject-matter experts, marketing, and sales. IOD runs a collaborative brainstorm with them so the plan reflects your value proposition and your buyers’ real questions.

Yes. Research includes how your brand and competitors appear in AI answers, and topics are chosen to close those gaps as well as classic SEO gaps.

Yes. The same team that builds the plan can run production, your team can produce in-house, or you can mix both.

Every topic is mapped to your approved GTM context, including positioning, personas, and claims, so the plan and the content that follows say the same thing.