Brief
Through content marketing, QS Unisolution wanted to build market awareness of its solution MoveON and drive more traffic to its website to generate leads. QS Unisolution knew it would require a lot of time from staff who didn’t have capacity to dedicate to content creation.
To do all of this, they needed the help of a trusted and reliable extra set of hands. They wanted to outsource the work to a content writer who could quickly get to grips with working with the company, their technology and market – and produce professional standard copy.
Solution
The initial engagement with QS Unisolution was to produce a couple of blogs, a whitepaper and two video interviews. The project started with me writing two client story blog posts which were published on the company blog.
These included: Université Laval – Boosting Efficiency And Going Paperless and The University College of Northern Denmark – Using MoveON To Foster A ‘Global Mindset’.
“The reason I enjoy working with Penny is her ability to understand the brief and produce high-quality content first time. It’s great that when we need that extra help, we have a content writer who can help us share our client’s success and build our market awareness.”
I also attended the annual MoveON user conference in Malta. The primary objective was to be immersed in listening to the client’s stories and pain points. It was also to see how the clients use the MoveON solution to drive their international strategy. The opportunity enabled me to source information first hand for a whitepaper.
I also conducted two client interviews and captured numerous short client testimonials by working alongside a videographer.
Following the conference, I produced a white paper on the topic of ‘capturing data and producing critical reports’. In the whitepaper, I identified successful strategies, practical tips and best practice from institutions around the world. The whitepaper has been made available via the company blog and website.
Whitepaper: Optimizing International Strategy Using Data And Critical Reports
