I'm Ololade Oshodi, a B2B SaaS technical writer. Developers, CFOs, HR leads and first-time buyers across North America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia read my work.
Engineers. Finance teams. HR leads. Small business owners. Total beginners. I've written for every one of them.
You give me a topic. I give you a piece that's ready to publish.
I do the keyword research, build the brief, write the draft, set the title tags and internal links, and load it into your CMS. You review it. You don't rebuild it.
I take every figure back to its source: the tax office, the immigration service, the vendor's own pricing page. If I can't prove a number, I leave it out.
A developer, a CFO and a first-time domain owner need different words. So I decide who's reading before I write a single line.
Products change and prices move. I've kept Trustname's library up to date for two years, and I use performance data to decide what to refresh next.
I learned the job at Writing Alley, a content marketing agency. There, I wrote for 10 founders and teams across fintech, crypto, 3D printing, workplace management and customer analytics.
That's where I learned to switch voices fast and write for the decision maker in the room. I also wrote press releases that ran on MarketWatch, The Entrepreneur Story and Medium.
Most of my client work is ghostwritten, so it runs under the client's brand. I'm happy to walk you through any piece, from the brief to the final draft.
No. I work US and UK hours and reply the same day.
Not at all. If you have a style guide, I'll follow it from the first draft. If you don't, I'll build the brief myself. I research the keywords and search intent, study what already ranks, find the gaps, then plan the headings, internal links and meta tags before I write. See a sample brief ↗
I learn fast, and my method doesn't change: find the primary sources, then explain it plainly.
Send me your brief, or just a topic. I'll reply with a free outline within 48 hours, so you can see how I think before you commit to anything.