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Neil Sheth
Digital marketer, founder of Writefully and Bubbli Digital
Neil Sheth is the founder of Writefully, a storytelling agency that specializes in helping individuals and businesses with expert positioning, storytelling, and thought leadership. Established in June 2021, Writefully offers a range of services, including high-quality copywriting, SEO content, and brand messaging. The agency recently launched an AI-driven app called Saystory, which assists users in capturing insights and crafting stories quickly.123
Sheth has a background in digital marketing and SEO, having previously founded Bubbli Digital, an SEO agency. His experience includes roles in project management at major financial institutions like Barclays and Goldman Sachs. He is based in Dubai and is known for sharing insights on business development, content strategy, and personal branding.23 In addition to his professional pursuits, Sheth enjoys spending time with family and watching football.1
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We’ve just sold 4 licenses of saystory to Philippe 🎉.
Philippe runs Reach Outstanding and wanted to help his coaches tell their story with the world as part of his ICF accredited coach programme.
There’s also a cool client-facing element to saystory:
👉 pre call reports (e.g. discovery, sessions) 👉 client briefs and reflections 👉 client onboarding 👉 client check-ins 👉 client feedback …and more
I know many people feel uncomfortable with talking about themselves and sharing stories online.
It’s usually for one or more of the following reasons:
› they don’t want to come across like bragging › they’re afraid of what others might think › they feel vulnerable to put themselves out there › imposter syndrome – who am I put to share this? › ego - they won’t admit to this
I remember feeling like this in 2017 when I switched from the corporate world to starting a business.
But, in my case, I had no choice but to jump over this invisible fence – 0 income, a mortgage and a child on the way, I didn’t really need much motivation.
It worked - new opportunities started to roll in.
Sharing thought leadership content gives you a chance to optimise your time and demonstrate your expertise, stay top of mind and reach a larger audience.
Giving you an opportunity to move to 1:many.
The great thing about thought leadership content is that it’s about teaching and being useful your audience - it’s not about you, so go for it.
