Bylined writing at Juphy
A live archive of B2B SaaS content I wrote for Juphy: AI-assisted customer service, Shopify use cases, product-led blog posts, and industry analyses.
I run editorial for B2B SaaS brands. 7+ years across content strategy, team leadership, brand voice, and AI-assisted workflows.
I run editorial for B2B SaaS brands. Content strategy, brand voice, team leadership, and the messy work of building editorial functions that scale.
Currently: AI SEO Editor & Web Content Manager at Embarque.io, editing AI-assisted long-form for B2B SaaS clients and ghostwriting LinkedIn carousels for founders in the content marketing and SEO industry. Before that, I wrote for B2B SaaS clients at ContentDistribution.com, including 90% of the launch content for Notion Mail, plus Klaviyo, Nucleus Genomics, and Austin Capital Bank. Earlier, I built the content editorial function at Ecrivains Consult in Lagos, growing the writing team from 2 to 10, running production across 8 to 10 client portfolios, and shipping content for Architecturesstyle and other publications.
Outside agency work, I copyedit and proofread full-length books. Close to 30 authors have trusted me with their manuscripts and walked away with publishing-ready work to be proud of. I've shipped 30+ books to publishing stage. I'm also the author of So, you want to be a content writer… (2025).
Four kinds of work, one editorial lens. What I take on for clients and teams:
Building and running editorial teams for B2B SaaS brands. Hiring, workflow design, QA gates, briefs, and training that scales content production without dropping quality.
Editing SEO-driven B2B SaaS content, both human-written and AI-assisted, for brand voice, structure, clarity, and fact accuracy. Blog posts, thought leadership, comparison pieces.
Full-length manuscript editing for authors across nonfiction, memoir, business, and children's fiction. 30+ books shipped to publishing stage.
Editing AI-first content workflows. Fact-checking, brand voice restoration, and the structural editorial decisions AI can't make yet.
Editing is mostly invisible work, but you can explore the breadth of my skills based on some of my work, editorial workflow, and sample edits.
A live archive of B2B SaaS content I wrote for Juphy: AI-assisted customer service, Shopify use cases, product-led blog posts, and industry analyses.
A piece edited in Google Docs with track changes and editorial comments visible, so you can see how I cut, restructure, and feed back to writers.
The role overview and editorial process I built as Editorial Lead, running the content team I grew from 2 to 10 writers. Briefs, training, QA gates, and the workflow behind an 80% reduction in revision cycles.
My own book. A beginner's guide to content writing, covering craft, voice, formatting, self-editing, SEO, and what working content writers actually do day to day.
My job is simple: make the writer's piece serve the reader. Not make it fancy. Not make it sound like I wrote it.
A selection of full-length manuscripts I've copyedited and proofread to publishing stage. Range covers professional, memoir, parenting, health, business, and children's fiction.
Same principles whether the draft is human-written, AI-assisted, or a full-length book:
Understanding the brief ensures each article is edited in line with the piece's goal, not my own preferences.
My goal is not to strip the writer's work till it no longer sounds like them. I strengthen the piece by modifying it to serve the target audience's needs.
Every stat, source, quote, and named entity. AI hallucinates them; humans misremember them. Nothing ships unchecked.
Where I can, I flag issues for the writer to fix rather than fixing them myself. Keeps the work theirs. Builds their skills.
Lede placement, subhead breaks, pull quote choice. AI can't call these yet. That layer stays with me.
Demonstrating my editorial management ability, based on the work I did at Ecrivains and Embarque. A breakdown of my principles:
Most people can write clean sentences. Where they fall short is recognizing when sections of an article are misaligned or don't serve the reader. I built test tasks at Ecrivains to screen for editorial judgment, not only grammar.
Guidelines in a doc no one opens don't work. At Ecrivains, I built them into brief templates and QA checklists so writers self-checked before submission.
Revision cycles ran 3 to 4 rounds at Ecrivains. I rebuilt the workflow around check-gates: brief approval, midpoint check, pre-edit review. Down to 1 round.
Generic feedback is forgettable. Line-by-line feedback on the writer's own work is what compounds. Half-hour one-on-ones each week.
"Edits made" doesn't tell you whether the work is good. I track time-to-publish, revision count, and voice consistency over time.
Remote editorial teams need infrastructure that isn't Slack. My sheet-based tracker at Ecrivains covered assignment, briefs, feedback, submissions, and QA hand-off. Every stage owned and timestamped.
Well-edited content is good, but if it doesn't rank, it doesn't serve the business. I conducted company website audits with Ahrefs, GSC, and GA4 at Ecrivains, and layered on AI-assisted reporting at Embarque. I also built the in-house content calendar and coordinated writer management to execute.
Glory-Anna is the kind of writer every team wants.Emmanuel A. · Freelance client
Editing AI-assisted long-form for B2B SaaS clients. Managing content on Embarque's in-house Webflow site. Ghostwriting LinkedIn carousels for founders in the content marketing and SEO industry. Editorial QA across in-house writers and editors.
8,000+ words weekly across B2B SaaS, fintech, and marketing clients. Wrote 90% of the content used to introduce Notion Mail. Fintech educational content for Austin Capital Bank. Reduced revision cycles by 80% through tight collaboration with editors.
SEO-driven B2B content lifting social media engagement 25% and conversions 15%. Product-led blog posts, reports, and industry analyses.
Email copy and B2B pitch materials: pitch documents and presentations, written and designed. Prospecting content and outbound campaigns.
Led the content editorial team within a multi-team agency. Grew the team from 2 to 10 writers. Built the training materials, briefs, and editorial guidelines the team operated under. Edited 500+ pieces including work for Architecturesstyle. Lifted organic traffic 35%, conversions 12%.
Glory-Anna is the kind of writer every team wants. She's fast, thoughtful, and incredibly easy to work with. Her editorial insights transformed our content quality. She's reliable, consistent, and always producing her best work.Emmanuel A. · Freelance client
GloryAnn was so professional throughout the period working with her, constantly giving feedback, asking for clarifications, and above all producing the best work. I would highly recommend her, and would love to work with her again for future projects.Client review · April 2026
Exceptional service. She communicates well, and her response rate is honestly fast. Overall experience is a 10/10, comes highly recommended. What an editor. Truly and beyond.Hilya Sheehama, Namibia · March 2026
Open to senior editorial, content management, and book copyediting work. Remote, US/UK/EU timezones friendly.
If you're hiring for an editorial or content management role, mention the position or team in your first message and I'll respond with relevant links and next steps.