Author: Michael Brown

Editor’s Note: This post, Why Every B2B Company Needs a Content Distribution Strategy, is by Jonathan Crowl. Jonathan pitched the idea to us in the nDash platform. If you’re interested in learning more about Jonathan (or want to get him to create content for your brand), check out his nDash profile.  **** Years ago, it […]

Editor’s Note: The following guest post on content creation success comes from Patti Pondar. She’s one of the most successful content creators in the nDash community. Enjoy! There’s a lot of information out there about what content writers can do to ensure success on nDash. While I appreciate the advice, it obscures a very important […]

Since the start of nDash, we’ve made it our mission to attract and reward the world’s best freelance writers. We let them set their own rates, enabled them to proactively pitch companies’ unique content ideas, and list their full experience on a completely transparent profile page. Until recently, however, those profiles were only visible to […]

In the history of HubSpot’s Partner Program, no inbound marketing agency has ever achieved Diamond status faster than Penguin Strategies. How did they do it? A combination of brains, talent, hard work, specialization, and of course, consistently delivering high-quality content. Based in Israel—with employees and offices all over the globe—Penguin Strategies has quickly established itself as one […]

Exciting times here at nDash! Yesterday, as you might have seen, we were accepted into MassChallenge Boston’s 2017 accelerator program. For the next four months, the founding team and I will be working out of a new Boston office. We’ll work alongside fellow startups and seasoned entrepreneurs. Considering that we were chosen from a pool […]

This post, Content Creation Helps Prospective Audiences Choose You, was written by nDash CEO Mike Brown and was originally published on the Clutch.co blog. Business is largely defined by competition. You compete on features and price. And you compete for territories and market share. You also compete for customers. Before that can happen, however, you […]

Have you ever noticed the hidden visuals inside some of the world’s most preeminent logos? Once you see them, they can never be unseen. You’ll notice them every time you look at the logo. In a sense, the same is true for your brand and its content creation process. Once you’ve immersed yourself in the […]

Think of all the professions that require anonymity. The list is pretty short: CIA agent, the Phantom Chef, and…um…escorts, I suppose. That’s basically it. For all other professions, especially if you’re a freelance writer, anonymity just gets in the way. In my brief career, I’ve yet to hear someone utter the phrase, “I really just […]

Starting and running a business is often seen as a tactical, logistical endeavor. But as Michael Brown discussed in a recent Hack the Entrepreneur podcast, it’s also a highly creative process. You can also learn more about Michael Brown, his freelance writing background, and the launch of nDash.com. Click here: A Note From the Founder. […]

Where does your content come from? A lone contributor? A small team? Is it – gasp! – outsourced? The best answer you could have given would have been: “Our entire organization produces content.” That’s where content creation comes into play. Some brands get it. They’re fully aware of the benefits that come with producing original […]