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Claire Rowan

Content & Thought Leadership

Claire helps coaches turn what they know into content worth paying attention to.

Content Creation Storytelling Thought Leadership
Claire Rowan
About

Claire Rowan

Content & Thought Leadership

Claire helps coaches turn their ideas, experience and perspective into content that gives people a reason to pay attention to their work.

Her focus is not on producing more content for the sake of staying visible. There is already quite enough of that. Claire helps coaches work out what they genuinely have to say, develop ideas worth sharing, and express those ideas through writing, video, audio and other forms of content. Over time, that creates a body of work that demonstrates how they think and what they bring to the conversations within their field.

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“My aim is straightforward: to help coaches stop feeding the content machine and start creating work that is genuinely worth reading, watching or listening to.”
CLAIRE ROWAN
Areas of work

Claire’s work within the studio includes:

Content strategy

Deciding what you want to talk about, why it matters and how different pieces of content can contribute to a larger body of work.

Thought leadership

Developing and expressing ideas, perspectives and arguments that contribute something useful to your field.

Storytelling

Using stories, examples and narrative to make ideas clearer, more engaging and easier to remember.

Finding ideas

Recognising useful material in your coaching, observations, questions, research and everyday professional life.

Writing

Creating articles, newsletters, essays and other written content that people genuinely want to read.

Video and audio

Translating ideas into formats such as videos, podcasts and other spoken content without simply reading written material aloud.

Developing your voice

Creating content that sounds recognisably like you rather than adopting the generic language of your profession.

Long-form content

Developing deeper pieces of work, including substantial articles, guides, podcast series and books.

Content development

Taking an initial observation or idea and finding the argument, story, evidence or perspective that makes it worth exploring.

Building a body of work

Allowing individual pieces of content to accumulate into something that demonstrates your interests, thinking and expertise over time.