Content marketing that delivers.
Ben Kissam is a seasoned writer and content marketing professional who transforms brands’ online presence into powerful engines for engagement, lead generation, and B2B/B2C success.

My Experience & Focus
Writing & Brand Storytelling
From website copy to long-form articles, I specialize in professional writing and copywriting that not only informs and engages but also strengthens brand identity and builds lasting connections.
Conversion Copywriting
Whether it’s driving sign-ups, sales, or inquiries, my shortform copywriting focuses on clear CTAs, compelling benefits, and an understanding your audience’s motivations. I can effectively guide prospects through your sales funnel.
Content Strategy
I develop comprehensive marketing plans that identify target audiences, key messaging, and optimal content formats. From SEO research to content calendars, I orchestrate end-to-end strategies that maximize your reach.
Testimonials
“It’s always a pleasure working with Ben, as he exhibits a great deal of tenacity, proactivity, and thoughtfulness with every assignment he accepts. He has routinely asked for constructive feedback in an attempt to continually improve his writing, and it’s clear that he has taken all guidance to heart. Ben is able to write at a high level but also speak directly to the reader in a way they can understand and appreciate. On top of all that, he’s comfortable conducting his own research/interviews and hasn’t missed a deadline. I absolutely recommend working with Ben — and I personally look forward to collaborating with him in the future!”
– Pierce, Senior Editorial Manager
“Ben is a content marketing unicorn. Not only is he an excellent writer and researcher, but he also asks intelligent questions and develops deeply compelling SEO-optimized stories. Ben’s blogs consistently rank in search and drive improved revenue for our clients. In addition, Ben’s communication is second-to-none. He delivers polished work on time, no matter the circumstance.“
– Aaron, Content Director