B2B Marketing Consultant | Content Writer
Telenor IoT (formerly Telenor Connexion) is a specialized unit within Telenor Group, one of the world’s largest mobile telecommunications companies with operations worldwide. Telenor IoT serves global enterprise customers who require customized solutions and advanced support.
2013 – 2019
I worked as freelance copywriter for this pioneering IoT communications service provider starting in 2013. From 2018 to 2019, I served as Content Manager, working onsite at the company HQ in Stockholm.
Telenor has been a leader in providing not just connectivity, but also the tools to manage IoT solutions. I worked with the product owners of Telenor’s IoT Cloud to communicate the value of the solution for non-technical roles at potential customers. Design provided by River Stockholm.
Thought leadership is an important part of marketing emerging technologies. Here are two examples of assets that were created to help Telenor’s customers and partners make more informed decisions.
In the guide to the eUICC, I worked with the CMO to clarify terminology, evolving GSMA standards and Telenor’s value proposition related to eSIM technology.
In the 2018 IoT trends guide, I worked with Telenor’s marketing manager and consultants from Berg Insight in Stockholm to identify “big picture” trends and package those in way that provided insight and value for a broad, non-technical audience.
More than just a seal of approval, a client case can also serve as a use case that helps potential customers understand how they might use a particular technology. These cases showcase Telenor’s “first mover” enterprise customers as means to communicate the potential of IoT technology for other businesses.
These short video cases were created with Stockholm agency ROI Division for display in Telenor’s booth at the Hannover Messe trade show.
I supported with three iterations of the website (2013, 2017, 2019). These projects included SEO-focused copywriting and working with Telenor’s vertical marketing managers to communicate the company’s industry-specific value propositions.