Gedalyah Reback, the TechnoScribe
My name is Gedalyah Reback, and I started The TechnoScribe as my own business venture for amplifying expertise and marketing resources for startups.
Serving B2B SaaS and B2D companies, I have a rich history writing deeply technical content for broad audiences and product marketing experience focusing on specific personas or corners of the industry.
I amplify both your and your brand’s thought leadership and reputation as experts.
That comes through my work with long-term content plans and content strategy, including writing much of the tech-heavy content with detail and depth.
All the while, a voice breaks through that meshes your brand personality, your own personality, and technical acumen together.
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Gedalyah Reback: Putting the Scribe into Technology
Gedalyah Reback showing his son how to use a qulmus/quill when writing a Megillat Esther I've always been a writing enthusiast, even as I've branched out to research, product marketing, and other aspects of tech. But that love of writing goes beyond simply writing, deep and technical content. I like to *literally* write. Years ago, …
No. Sora Won’t Put Videographers out of Work.
Appropriately, Generated with AI ∙ February 21, 2024 at 12:59 PM (Bing Images) OpenAI showed off Sora a few days ago, a major upgrade on AI-generated video. Is it the end of video production as we know it? Yes. Is it the end of videographers and cameramen? NO. To draw lessons on what Sora might …
Your Top 5 Sales Enablement Materials to Produce First
What do I prioritize when making sales enablement material?
SEO for Technical Content: How to Optimize It for Search Engines
You always need SEO. Search engines underlie every kind of writing today. So when we discuss SEO for technical content, I want you to keep in mind that EVERY kind of content has to be ‘findable’ for its target audience. The Swiftie needs to find your TikTok dancing to the latest single just as much …
Open Terraform? Okay. Open Source Community betrayal?! Meh.
Did HashiCorp 'betray' Open Source by changing Terraform's licensing? It doesn't matter if enough people think they did. (Generated by Bing Images) I'm getting flashbacks from two years ago when Elasticsearch changed its license and a bunch of companies that had been offering Elasticsearch as a service (or at least incorporating that service) were forced …