About
A small studio. A few good clients. One belief: writing well is still the shortest path to a reader.
The studio
Content Reactor is a writing studio for technology companies. We started in 2017 with a simple idea. Most B2B content reads like it was written for search engines, not readers. We thought we could do better.
Today, we work with a small number of clients at a time, as a kind of fractional content team, writing the blog posts, landing pages, case studies, and editorial pieces that would otherwise pile up on someone's to-do list. We're deliberately not an agency. No account managers, no strategy decks, no change-order paperwork. Just writing, delivered.
We're picky about the work we take on. The clients we do best with usually have a strong point of view but not enough hours in the week to put it on the page. That's where we come in.
est. 2017
A note from
Elisha
Founder, writer
I started Content Reactor because I kept reading B2B content that was unloved and unedited. The answer was simple: write like a person, for a person. It turns out that's the hard part.
Most of my days are spent writing. A smaller part is spent on calls with clients, figuring out what they actually mean when they describe their offering. The rest is reading — a lot of it, across tech, business, essays, and fiction. Good writing lives downstream of good reading.
Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with friends and family, running, and all things nerdy. I'm also a serial hobbyist — sketching, chess, hiking, and whatever piques my interest that day. A lot of that curiosity shows up in the work, too.
If you think we might be a fit, I'd love to hear what you're working on.
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