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I Got Fired 3 Times for Being Right About the Future. Here’s the Pattern I Learned.
TL;DR: I was fired three times for the same reason: I saw where the market was going, built the system…
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The Content Engine Blueprint: How to Build a System That Produces Quality at Scale
TL;DR: Most B2B content teams are stuck in a treadmill model — one writer, one post, one publish cycle, repeat…
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I Run 6 Content Properties Without a Content Team. Here Is the Automated Engine.
TL;DR: I run six content properties publishing 30+ pieces of content per week across kokasexton.com, chiefcontentmarketer.com, mayorofwalnutcreek.com, visibilitycreatesopportunity.com, signalscout.kokasexton.com, and…
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The MQL Is Dead: How Buying Group Scoring Replaced Lead Generation (And How to Rebuild Yours)
The MQL is dead. Learn how buying group scoring — built on intent signals, stakeholder coverage, and engagement density –…
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The Comment Engine: How Strategic Commenting Builds More Pipeline Than Posting
Most B2B professionals treat LinkedIn like a broadcast platform. But the highest-performing social sellers in 2026 are doing the opposite…
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The ICP Definition Problem: How Narrow Targeting Is Costing You Millions
TL;DR: Your Ideal Customer Profile is probably too narrow. Most B2B organizations define their ICP using firmographic filters that exclude…
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Why Most B2B AI Content Strategies Fail (And the Framework That Actually Works)
TL;DR: Most B2B teams are using AI to create more content, not better content. The result is an internet drowning…
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The Pipeline Dashboard Rebuild: Metrics That Actually Predict Revenue
TL;DR: Most B2B pipeline dashboards measure activity, not outcomes. MQL volume, email opens, and SQL conversion rates tell you what…
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ICP Is a Strategy, Not a Slide Deck: How to Build a Revenue-Qualifying Ideal Customer Profile
Most ICPs are fiction — built in slide decks and ignored when pipeline pressure hits. Here is how to build…
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Content Repurposing at Scale: How One Asset Becomes Twelve Revenue-Driving Pieces
TL;DR: Most B2B content teams create one asset, publish it once, and move on. That is leaving 90 percent of…
