Hi, I’m Nathan Collier

I move fast. My goal is to deliver in days rather than weeks or months.
If you aren't happy with my work, you pay nothing until I get it right.
I’m available when you need me. If you call, I’ll pick up if I’m available. Or I’ll get back to you within an hour or two.

I’m a former journalist. In a world of generic content, I put human voices at the center of your marketing.

What people say after working with Nathan

"Nathan restores my faith in humanity. His articles portray the human side of marketing, data, and "success." He writes stories you actually want to read. It's the best marketing tactic you could ask for. "

Melissa Rosen, Content Marketing Manager at Motion
"I’ve networked and collaborated with Nathan over the past year and a half. He’s shared so many great content marketing tips and processes with me, which I’ve been able to apply to my business. His process for creating case studies for companies is awesome and creates truly incredible results. Beyond his awesome work, his character is unparalleled. Anyone who works with him or studies under him is truly lucky."

Erica Quigley, CEO of Poka-Yoke Solutions
"When I first read Nathan's LinkedIn tagline—building content marketing machines—I thought: What does that even mean? After a few weeks in his private group, I'm beginning to get the picture... Nathan is a wellspring of content marketing wisdom and full of strategies for boosting business success."

Kieran Smith, Web3 CMO

Dad of two. When not working, I can often be found coaching my boys on baseball fields in beautiful Yellow Springs, Ohio
Named to Semrush’s Top 100 Influencers in Content Marketing (2022) (See me at #18 here)

Grew and monetized The Content Marketing Lounge, a thriving, supportive online community for content marketers
Won numerous storytelling competitions and was named the 2024 Dayton Story Slam Grand Champion
Published thousands of pieces of content
Worked with over 50 startups, tech companies, and engineering firms
Ghostwritten for dozens of CEOs, executives, and thought leaders
Conducted hundreds of deep “Jobs-to-Be-Done”-style customer research interviews, many of which turned into case studies