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Charlie Stewart

Senior Content Strategist

Charlie Stewart

As our Senior Content Strategist, Charlie helps our clients turn their expertise into online visibility, trust and commercial growth.

He has worked in digital marketing since 2022, supporting organisations across B2B, professional services, technology and energy. His work focuses on strengthening their positioning, improving their search visibility and building their authority through content.

Charlie is especially interested in how organisations earn attention and trust as AI changes the way people research, evaluate and choose suppliers. He helps our clients create genuinely useful, differentiated content in a landscape increasingly saturated with AI-generated information.

Charlie is a three-time speaker at CopyCon, has spoken at BrightonSEO, and is co-author of Socialise (2024), alongside exceptional™ Founder and CEO Iain Scott.

Here’s my recommended reading

Thought leadership strategy: putting your team’s expertise on your clients’ radars

“Thought leadership” has become an essential part of B2B marketing. Ever since Google’s helpful content update, it’s been more important than ever for your organisation’s team members to be producing high-quality, informed content in their areas of expertise.  What is thought leadership? Articles, LinkedIn posts, blogs, videos – all of this comes under that umbrella. […]

You’re telling stories wrong: How responsive storytelling can transform your marketing

This is an article to help you get better at story-driven marketing within your organisation or for your clients.  I’m not talking about your old school wishy-washy once upon a time style storytelling. This is about drawing out the kind of authentic stories your colleagues (or clients) don’t even know they’re hiding. It’s about getting […]

Our 10 most engaging LinkedIn post ideas for corporate comms

You know your business needs to use LinkedIn.  With over a billion users, LinkedIn is the premier platform for connecting with your investors, customers, employees, industry peers and other stakeholders. You’ve only got one question. What should your organisation actually post about? So many businesses know that there are big benefits to engaging with their […]

Hearts, minds & pockets in the climate crisis

Ask yourself these questions. These are two examples of actions taken by speakers at the Better Business Conference in Manchester last week, which I had the opportunity to attend. While I understand the motivation behind both approaches, I also respectfully disagree with them.  In this article, I want to attempt to explain why, and to […]

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