Editorial Content Services

Editorial content – as distinct from advertising content services – uses the power and trust of editorial experience to establish a company’s identity in the minds of potential customers and other key audiences, highlighting expertise and industry insight. Editorial content is especially powerful as it doesn’t attempt to sell products or services to audiences; instead, its primary focus is to educate and inform. The benefit of this approach is that it builds instant trust with a brand’s most important audiences. 

As a team made nearly exclusively of former journalists, we’re an agency that provides editorial content services that establish a brand’s voice and reputation with ideal customer profiles (ICPs).

Seeking To Build Industry Authority Through Editorial Content?

Strategic editorial content mapped to business goals and buying audiences

In the age of AI, with “slop” taking over the four corners of the internet, compelling editorial-grade content has never been more sought after by audiences. AI’s tendency to spit out generic, bland content offers a distinct opportunity to capture attention and action for brands that want to invest in the persuasive and authoritative power provided by editorial content. 

Our senior team of PR professionals creates editorial content programs that are directly mapped back to business goals and audience verticals. From thought leadership to commentary to letters to editors, we ensure each piece of content has value to an organization and isn’t merely chasing headlines, but is aimed at strengthening a brand’s industry authority. 

Content, rooted in journalism, that cuts through with target audiences and media

We’re nearly exclusively a team of former journalists. This means we know the editorial process inside out and apply it to our content creation process for our clients. Each piece of content goes through an editorial process that maps directly back to the target audience, be they decision-makers, journalists, analysts, or investors. 

We apply skills learned in newsrooms and editorial teams to craft bespoke editorial-grade content. Each piece of content goes through an editorial process that maps directly back to the target audience, be they decision-makers, journalists, analysts or investors. The content is based heavily on research and fact, which provides genuine substance and insights to drive reader engagement and, ultimately, action.

A repeatable editorial framework that works for the long-term

Editorial success, when measured against objectives, comes from having an approach that can be repeated, iterated and scaled. Our editorial expertise enables us to put in place a structured process for content creation that has messaging consistency at the heart of it.

With our consistent, ongoing approach, editorial content can be relied upon by our clients to act as a growth lever by sustaining and enhancing brand trust and reputation.

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Editorial Content: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Editorial content for a B2B PR strategy is content produced for channels such as social media and company blogs, where businesses build credibility and showcase their expertise through owned media channels on services such as Substack, X and YouTube. While media appearances on either specialist or mainstream titles are important, organizations now shape the discussion using owned media and social media, with brands increasingly becoming like media publishers in their own right. This means that getting your editorial content right has never been more important.

There are significant differences between content marketing and editorial content, both in the forms they tend to take and the intention and goals of creating such content. Editorial content has a main goal of educating readers on a specific subject, and brands produce it with the goal of informing an audience: it tends to be non-promotional in nature, showcasing expertise. One example is non-promotional thought leadership articles. Content marketing, by contrast, tends to address readers’ needs (for instance, in a how-to article) but is promotional, often showcasing products or services.

Multiple types of content can be created for B2B brands, ranging from videos to text-based explainers. With companies increasingly becoming media brands in their own right, the playbook for how to reach customers is changing. Editorial content is everything from podcast scripts to ebooks for owned channels, and this is growing in importance as a way to reach customers. With a team composed of former journalists, Wise Up PR is perfectly placed to help you create content that has an impact.

Editorial content has many uses beyond media relations, as the traditional role of organizations and their relationship to the public changes. The old playbook was often simply to place thought leadership in media outlets and to establish company executives as go-to experts for media. Now brands in every sector make a strategic decision to win on content on their own channels as a way to win hearts, minds and dollars.

Editorial-grade content absolutely can boost both search engine optimization (SEO) and Large Language Model (LLM) discoverability. Editorial-grade content can be a defining factor given that LLMs increasingly look for authority and proven expertise, in an Internet that is increasingly filled with bland, generic and unverified content. Editorial content is a key way to stand out from the crowd and be cited as a trusted source by LLMs – ideally with insightful, engaging content with first-party data.

Authentic content that is editorial-level can be created by the very same processes journalists use in content creation. A deep-dive session between a subject matter expert (SME) and a PR professional is a way to uncover expertise and offer insights that could interest audiences. By carefully thinking about the target audience, a PR agency can map editorial content back to the people who want to read it – how and why is this relevant to them and why should they care?