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From Dense Data to Digital Engagement

  • Writer: Debbie Lee
    Debbie Lee
  • Jan 23
  • 1 min read

Faced with the challenge of making dense, technical research "social-first," I led a creative strategy that transformed text-heavy articles into high-performing visual assets. This resulted in a 16% organic engagement rate, shattering the client’s previous benchmarks.


The Challenge:


A global tech leader was sitting on a goldmine of industry-leading research, but it was "locked" within blocks of text.


  • The Problem: High-value insights were being overlooked because they weren't optimized for the way people consume content on LinkedIn.

  • The Goal: Bridge the gap between "academic authority" and "digital digestibility" without losing the technical integrity of the research.


The Strategic Pivot


  • Information Architecture: I performed a content audit of the technical articles, identifying the "hero" data points that would spark conversation.

  • The "Translation" Process: I developed a social first design system that balanced technical authority with modern aesthetic.


The Impact


The campaign didn't just reach people; it resonated.

  • 16% Organic Engagement Rate: This outperformed the client's average (1.5%–3%) for organic LinkedIn content.

  • Key Outcome: Proved that B2B technical content can be high-performing when treated with a "creative-first" mindset.

 
 
 

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