My Work

It's hard to write content that's dense with knowledge, actionable, and adds real value to readers. But that's precisely what you need if you want your B2B marketing content to stand out and drive business results in today's noisy world.

I excel at producing such content.

I've produced hundreds of high-performing SEO blogs for media companies, B2B, and B2C brands across a range of niches, including MarTech, Automobile, Healthcare, and Productivity/Self-Improvement. Some of those articles have gone on to rank for their target keywords.

See some of my best work and results.

B2B Samples

NB: Most of my B2B projects are ghostwritten, so I'm unable to share them here. However, I'm happy to share a few samples on request. Email me at damilareolasindee@gmail.com

Content Estate • 10th July 2023

Grammarly vs ProWritingAid: A Writer’s View on Which to Choose

This article compares Grammarly vs ProWritingAid based on my experience of using the free and paid versions of both tools. Read on to determine which of the two editing software is best for you.

Content Estate • 5th May 2024

Outsourcing Content Creation: A Guide for SaaS Marketers in 2024

Outsourced content production vendors are plenty. Agencies are in their hundreds. But vendors who can create content that’s compelling, different, and drives business results? Those are rare. To avoid wasting your resources on a mediocre content agency or freelancer, you need a thorough vetting process. I discuss 12 questions for narrowing your vendor list, so you can find a reliable content partner quickly.

Medium • 6th July 2022

Small Business Marketing in 2022: Fundamental Tips For Successful Marketing

This comprehensive post is a small business marketing primer fo busy s. It’ll tell you just what you need to know to create a small business marketing strategy that works, even if you don’t have a big budget.

The Culture Tube

I was a founding member at The Culture Tube, a media company dedicated to connecting Diaspora Africans to home. Below are some of the (Journalistic-style) articles during my time there. It primarily includes, biographical pieces of accomplished Africans (like this post)and humor pieces like (this listicle), press releases like (this event announcement article).

The Culture Tube • 22nd November 2022

Africa by Africans: Harnessing the African Diaspora for the Socio-Economic Development.

The African Diaspora represents a massive and underleveraged opportunity in the sustainable socio-economic development of Africa. This article highlights the magnitude of those potentials and how to ensure their optimal realization.

The Culture Tube • 23rd March 2023

Jumoke Dada and the Rise of Taeillo, the IKEA of Africa

Some Japanese and American designers roasted Africans, calling us mere consumers. Jumoke Dada took it personally, and turned it into a success story, called taeillo (pronounced tailor). In this article, I discuss who Jumoke is, why she chose to build a furniture company, and the factors that enabled her ascent.

The Culture Tube • 19th December 2022

Damola Adamolekun: The 33-year-old Nigerian-born CEO Leading P.F Chang's to Nearly $1Bn in Annual Revenue

Damola Adamolekun became the first black CEO of P.F. Chang’s in 2020. In just two years after his appointment, the restaurant chain experienced a 31.7% surge in sales. In this article, I walk through Damola's journey to the top job.

The Culture Tube • 27th October 2022

Emmanuel Njoku and The Journey of Crypto Startup Lazerpay

This 19-year-old co-founder of Lazerpay, got Africa’s startup community agog in 2021 after he and his cofounders raised $1.1 million in funding. I discuss Emmanuel's journey from science whiz, to college drop out, and to founding Lazerpay, a crypto payment platform enabling cross-border payments for merchants in Africa.

The Culture Tube • 18th October 2022

Nigerian Jollof: 10 Weird & Mouth-Watering Ways To Eat It

For Nigerians, Jollof rice will always remain a national pride and a MUST at every party. However, Jollof rice experiences aren’t created equal. If Nigerian Jollof isn’t in your good books yet, it's possibly because you haven’t found your perfect combo. This post aims to help with that. Written for both Jollof skeptics and devotees

The Culture Tube • 28th December 2022

Salima Mukansanga: First African Female Referee At The Men’s FIFA World Cup

Salima Rhadia Mukansanga, a Rwandan match official, became the first African female to officiate at a Men’s World Cup match, when she refereed at the Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup. Here she was, making history. Yet, she says it she never dreamt of it.

The Culture Tube • 15th October 2022

Albert Luthuli: The First African Nobel Laureate

Chris Bishop, Forbes Africa’s Managing Editor, correctly refers to Albert John Luthuli as “one of the great names of African politics. Although he is not as popular in present times as his protégé, Nelson Mandela, Luthuli played a significant role in South Africa’s campaign against the racially discriminative practices of the apartheid regime. In 1961, he became the first black African Nobel Laureate.

The Culture Tube • 27th December 2022

Hype-Slangs That’ll Enliven Your Greetings This Holiday Season

For many, the Christmas season is a time of reunion with family and friends you may not have seen in a while. Here, I share three African slangs to help you express excitement and hype up your loved ones when you see them.

The Culture Tube • 24th November 2022

10 Cool Ways To Have An African Thanksgiving

I wrote this article for Diaspora Africans who care about protecting and projecting thier cultural heritage in Òyìnbó (White man's) land. Specifically, I share 10 ideas for a fun, memorable, and African-themed Thanksgiving celebration.

The Culture Tube • 19th December 2022

10 Indistinct Things To Be Grateful For in 2022

Obvious personal reasons for gratitude include life, health, having a device to read this on, and the list goes on. This article covers none of those apparent reasons. Instead, I share ten indistinct things to be thankful for in 2022.

The Culture Tube • 22nd November 2022

Africa’s Forgotten World War Veterans

Over a million African troops marched alongside European soldiers during the First and Second World Wars. Unfortunately, the services of these soldiers have remained largely unrecognized. This article shines the spotlight on four (out of millions) African soldiers of the Second World War.

The Culture Tube • 18th October 2022

What Does It Mean to "Japa"

Japa is probably—and fittingly—Nigeria’s most-traveled slang (pun intended). In the 2022 edition of the Youths in Business Forum, the French Ambassador to Nigeria, Emmanuelle Blatmann, asked to know what “Japa” meant. In his words, he refused “to give her the code.” In this article, I give you the code. :)

The Culture Tube • 17th October 2022

African Nations That Gained Independence in October

Africa, the cradle of humanity, has come a long way from nurturing the earliest humans to prevailing over colonialism. In the spirit of celebrating freedom, here are six countries celebrating their independence in October.

The Culture Tube • 23rd March 2023

10 Cool Online Platforms To Learn About Black History

Our history as black people was, at a time, difficult to access. But today, that knowledge is at our fingertips, thanks to the Internet. Black History Month reminds us of the need to learn about our history as Africans and people of African descent. It also reminds us to honor the accomplishments and contributions of our ancestors. And that’s an important reminder. Because as Lonnie G. Bunch III, Director of the Smithsonian Institution, once said: “There is no more powerful force than a people s...

My B2C Samples

7 Simple Tips for Hiring the Best Bathroom Remodeling Contractor.docx

7 Simple Tips for Hiring the Best Bathroom Remodeling Contractor [a]

It’s fresh, modern, and made out of exotic materials. It's perhaps, fitted with those sophisticated shower systems that you often see in movies.

And now, you’re ready to make that dream a reality.

If you don’t want your dreams of beauty to turn into a nightmare, you must carefully choose your bathroom remodeling contractor.

The importance of hiring the best remodeling contractor becomes all the more glaring when you conside

5 Must-see Inspirational Movies For Every Teenager

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Is a Sauna Good for a Cold? Here’s What the Science Says

The idea that you can sweat out and cure a cold by taking a sauna has persisted for centuries. In this article, I uncover what science has to say about this old folklore.

23 Gifts for the Twitch Streamer in Your Life

If you have a Twitch streamer in your life, then what better way to support them than getting them a gift related to their craft?

We put together a list of useful, fun, and thoughtful gifts that any Twitch streamer would love to have so you can win their hearts. Check them out below:

20 Best Gifts for People who Work from Home

Working from home is the new normal. And while it sure has its perks, it can also be tough sometimes. Some of your battles include choosing the most comfortable spot to work from, avoiding distractions, and being motivated to work. But don't worry... We've curated a list of gifts that will help you have a rich and productive work-from-home experience.

Cool Beanies, Toques & Winter Hats

6 Incredible Shark Hats (Beanies, Knit Hats & Winter Hats)

What’s a shark hat? If you are a baby boomer, then I may excuse you for your ignorance of the subject matter at hand. However, if you’re a millennial, we can’t help but wonder what you have been up to. Anyway, shark hats are exactly what you’re thinking they are- hats styled to look like sharks. Don’t let the fierceness of their teeth deceive you though. Shark caps are lifeless. As such, they don’t bite!

These exquisite fashion items are a subcategory of the increasingly popular animal hats tre