Gedalyah Reback, the TechnoScribe

I help technical B2B companies with technical B2B product marketing, turning complex products into clear positioning, compelling stories, and content that drives adoption and demand.

My work spans cybersecurity, developer tools, AI, technical content, and documentation—from positioning and GTM strategy to sales enablement, product launches, thought leadership, and deeply technical writing.

I work directly with founders, product teams, engineers, and marketers to understand the technology, identify what matters to the market, and communicate it with precision.

Technical GTM & Content

Product
Marketing

Technical
Writing

Thought
Leadership

Gedalyah Reback provides technical content marketing services as The TechnoScribe.
Turn technical differentiation into market differentiation.

Campaigns, landing pages, solution content, competitive positioning, SEO, launches, and demand programs for B2B technology.
Gedalyah Reback provides product marketing services as The TechnoScribe.
Position complex products for technical markets.

Messaging, competitive intelligence, launches, sales enablement, buyer education, and GTM content built around how your product actually works.
Gedalyah Reback provides technical writing and UX writing services as The TechnoScribe.
Documentation that understands the product.

APIs, integrations, AI workflows, developer documentation, release notes, tutorials, product UX, and enterprise implementation content.
Gedalyah Reback provides thought leadership services as The TechnoScribe.
Give expertise a voice worth listening to.

Executive ghostwriting, technical analysis, industry commentary, research-driven articles, and original narratives that establish authority rather than manufacture it.
How Much ‘Agency’ Do You Give Your Content Marketers?
I sometimes feel like the term "content agency" is actually an oxymoron, considering the way content marketers commonly 𝑎𝑟𝑒𝑛'𝑡 given the agency to make authoritative decisions on the fly.Content marketers oftentimes don't get the credit they deserve for making fast choices. Plans change in any field, and editorial is no different. It should be expected …
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.
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 do to the use of video in the tech economy (or for workers …
Your Top 5 Sales Enablement Assets 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 …

Content Marketing Services: What You Get

Comprehensive plan development, editorial calendars, technical documentation, product-focused messaging, and thought leadership programs designed to elevate brand authority.

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