Section B · Services
What we publishWriters report from interviews and documents, with a named editor and fact-checker on each draft.
Reported articles with named sources, data and original analysis. We interview your people, your customers and independent experts, then write stories a trade editor would recognize as reporting. Typical length 1,200 to 2,000 words, with a sourcing memo attached for your reviewers.
How we reportExecutive bylines and op-eds placed in trade and business media. We pitch editors on your executive’s behalf, draft from recorded interviews and keep the argument theirs.
Bylines and placementSurvey-based and data-driven reports that sales teams actually use. Questionnaire design, panel fielding through a vetted partner, analysis, writing, charts and a press kit.
The report deskWeekly and monthly editorial newsletters with compliant market commentary. For advisors, we write in plain language, avoid performance promises and keep every approved issue in an archive your CCO can export.
Books, speeches, LinkedIn columns and shareholder letters. Articles written for executives are drafted with our editors, and the executive approves every word. Responsibility for published content stays with the client, and we say so in the contract.
from $6,500/mo
Ongoing brand journalism and newsletter program.
from $28,000
One survey-based report, start to finish.
from $4,000/mo
Bylines and ghostwriting for one executive.
Yes. Our workflow includes a compliance review step and keeps the records your team needs for FINRA and SEC requirements. Your compliance officer has final approval on every piece.
Writers report from interviews and documents, with a named editor and fact-checker on each draft.
Only for transcription and research support. Our AI Policy lists every use.
Only licensed or registered platforms. We never write return promises, and every piece carries risk disclosures that your counsel approves for SEC, CFTC and state requirements.
Most programs publish within four to six weeks: two weeks for onboarding and a style sheet, then reporting, editing and your review cycle.