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Over the past decade, I've been the strategist walking into content disasters across every type of company you can imagine — from promising startups to billion-dollar category leaders.
And here's what I discovered: every single one had the exact same problem.
They were all obsessed with the newest content tactic — AI-powered personalization, LinkedIn automation, or whatever's trending this week — instead of building the foundational system that makes any content strategy work.
I've watched enough brilliant marketers get told by their board to chase some new growth hack when their content creates noise instead of signal and their team can't explain what the company actually believes.
I've been that guy in the room trying to get buy-in for systematic work while everyone wants to talk about the latest content trend. I've watched companies burn through budgets on tactics that can't possibly compound because they skipped the unsexy systematic work that makes everything else possible.
Having built content engines that helped drive billion-dollar valuations, I know there's always a lightbulb moment in every engagement—maybe a couple weeks in, maybe a couple months in depending on how scattered the content has become.
But there's always a moment where clients realize: "Oh shit, now our content actually compounds instead of competing with itself." And I'm like, "Yeah, that's what systematic strategy does."
Content needs to build systematically every day. People only notice when it's scattered, but they never recognize the amount of work it takes to make sure every piece reinforces your positioning.
That's what the 95-5 Content System does—it's the systematic infrastructure that makes category leadership possible.
