B2B Content Operations Case Studies
Proof of Production: How we turn stalled asset libraries into 90-day distribution machines.
We don’t just build audience; we streamline capital efficiency. Below, you will read exactly how Expound partners with B2B founders and marketing directors to eliminate the hidden factory costs of content creation.
See how we have helped drive national PR, 50% traffic surges, and triple-digit engagement growth—all while requiring only two hours of executive time per quarter.
The B2B Thought Leader LinkedIn Growth Case Study
See how we engineered a 142% increase in LinkedIn engagement for a B2B leader in just 60 days using repurposed assets and only a 2-hour executive time commitment. By installing our "plug-and-play" content operations system, we delivered triple-digit audience growth while saving the client up to $6,500 a month compared to a full-time hire.
The B2B Thought Leader LinkedIn Growth Case Study
Look at our customized "set it and forget it" content machine for Chameleon Sales, transforming raw Zoom conversations into a high-volume distribution engine. Through only two hours of executive time every 90 days, we successfully deployed two monthly blogs and four social posts per week across multiple platforms, permanently closing their execution gap so leadership could focus on business growth.
From "Piecemeal Marketing" to a Delegation Machine
See how we transformed a founder's underutilized asset library into a fully delegatable content system that fueled 80% of her multi-platform social output. By engineering a rigid, done-for-you workflow, we enabled her to hand the entire execution process directly to her VA, permanently removing the founder from the daily posting bottleneck.
The System Behind a 50% Traffic Surge
See how we reactivated Hundred Acre Consulting's stalled asset library to drive a sustained 50% increase in website traffic and secure national media attention in Entrepreneur magazine. By installing our done-for-you repurposing engine, we transformed their static expertise into a predictable distribution machine that consistently reaches over 12,000 subscribers weekly, requiring only two hours of executive time per quarter.
