Hey, I'm Ryan—freelance writer for awesome SaaS brands

I've been freelance writing since 2022, and it's the best job I've ever had. I hope that comes across in even my most technical B2B content, because sometimes I'm literally smiling while I write it.

Past gigs include running a small web design agency, working in customer success for a marketing startup, and managing projects for a manufacturing company. These days, I write articles about CX, marketing, tech, AI, and SaaS apps (so, so many SaaS apps) for awesome SaaS brands like Zapier, Framer, and Dock.

If you want to create product-led content that's useful to readers, but also incorporates your product without feeling overly promotional—well, that's exactly what I do.

To hire me to write for your SaaS company's blog, use the contact form at the bottom of this page. Or, scroll down to check out my articles (filterable by topic).

What my clients say about me

"Hey Ryan, this is absolutely awesome. I love the examples you sourced, and your writing is so clear, engaging, and personal—exactly what we're going for. Thanks for the amazing work!"

Deb Tennen
Managing Editor, Zapier.com Blog

"Thank you so much for writing this article, and for providing so much value within it! I love it when I'm reading an article and a question pops into my head, and then the next sentence answers it. I continuously find myself nodding along to everything you write."

Stephanie Hood
Editor, TheCMO.com

"Ryan was recommended to our organization by a mutual colleague and I'm so glad he was! Not only does Ryan produce high-quality work to spec, but working with him has also been a seamless experience with clear communication and respect for deadlines."

Hannah Clark
Editor, TheCXLead.com


Recent Articles

12 hover effects that transform user experience — Framer Blog

To help you rethink the role of hover effects on your site, we’ve curated a collection of inspiring examples from leading designers. You’ll discover impactful hover effects for every context, whether you’re building an attention-grabbing portfolio or creating a slick website for your brand. We’ll show you step-by-step how to implement each effect using Framer—transforming your site into a dynamic experience that keeps users coming back.

How to Design a Services Page

Your services page shows visitors that you offer what they need while serving as your online sales pitch. It plays a key role on your website: addressing common questions and objections before they become barriers to conversion.A well-designed services page:When designed thoughtfully, your services page educates and persuades visitors—turning them into paying clients who understand your value.Take time to plan your services page strategy rather than jumping straight into design. Thinking these t...

Flodesk vs. Mailchimp: Which app should you use? [2025]

I've always been curious about the economics of email marketing. For years, the industry has operated on a peculiar premise: the more successful you become, the more you pay. Mailchimp lets you send a thousand emails per month for free, but wants nearly $600 when you reach 100,000 subscribers. Oof.

The "send more, pay more" model certainly benefits email providers. It's an elegant way to charge bigger customers more, despite the fact that the actual server cost of sending another thousand emails amounts to mere pennies. But it causes serious frustration among customers, who feel like they're being penalized for growing their lists.

Best AI Tools for Sales: 7 platforms sales leaders can’t ignore

If your perception of AI sales tools is based on experiences from even a year ago, you're operating with outdated information—and it might be costing you deals.The pace of improvement in AI sales tech has been remarkable. What initially looked like marketing hype is now a serious competitive advantage for sales teams that get it right.While most sales teams are still focused on simple use cases like call transcriptions, the highest-performing teams are already using AI to reimagine their sales s...

Calendly vs. Acuity: Which is best? [2025] | Zapier

Nobody wants to book a meeting or appointment in 2025 unless they can do it online. There are plenty of scheduling apps available—and two of the most recognizable names are Calendly and Acuity. Both platforms are intuitive and reliable and allow users to automate booking, sync with calendar apps, and even accept payments.

But while the two apps may look really similar at first glance, they each have their own strengths and target users.

AI for Customer Success: 7 tools that actually deliver value

Officially, 52% of CS teams now incorporate AI. But most CS leaders are stuck experimenting with basic tools rather than fundamentally rethinking how they deliver customer success. The only true 'agentic' AI that are widely accepted? Chatbots and note-taking.

What follows is a practical look at how AI is actually reshaping customer success right now, beyond the buzzwords and beyond the basic note-taking apps. The possibilities are far more exciting (and accessible) than most CS leaders realize.

Claude 3.7: A guide to Anthropic's AI models and chatbot

Claude powers Amazon's new Alexa+ experience, autonomously resolves millions of customer support tickets via Intercom, and helps users build sophisticated apps through platforms like Cursor and Replit. It sits at the center of the "vibe coding" movement, where non-coders create apps just by chatting with AI, and has devoted fans who praise its surprisingly effective therapy-like conversation skills.

And yet, on paper, Claude seems limited compared to rivals. Unlike with ChatGPT, you can't speak to Claude using voice mode or give it access to your phone's camera so it can observe the world around you. It can't generate images or videos. It lacks the extensive plugin ecosystem and third-party integrations that make other AI platforms so versatile. It's not as current on world events as Grok, and it can't match Gemini's massive context windows.

8 ways to use Read AI for better meetings | Zapier

Video conferencing platforms make it almost too easy to have meetings. And while I encourage you to say no when a meeting could have been a Slack message, AI note-taking tools can help tackle meeting-pocalypse when those meetings are necessary.

Read AI is an AI meeting assistant that's expanded well beyond basic transcription to use meeting data in ways that can deeply transform your work. You can monitor your team's in-meeting engagement, receive AI-powered coaching to become a better speaker, and even identify and eliminate unnecessary meetings.

BigCommerce vs. Shopify: Which is best? [2025]

For simple websites like blogs and portfolios, most apps will get the job done just fine. But choosing an eCommerce platform is a different story. Your platform influences everything from how you process payments and manage inventory to how you handle shipping logistics, calculate taxes, and build customer relationships. Whether you're shipping handmade candles or scaling a multi-brand empire, the tools you pick shape how you spend your time, money, and energy.

Wix vs. WordPress: Which is best? [2025]

Let me tell you about my least favorite email: "Your WordPress site has encountered a fatal error." It usually arrives at the worst possible moment, like midnight on the day before you leave for vacation. After years of building websites, I've seen every WordPress crisis imaginable: broken contact forms, hacked sites, and the dreaded white screen of death.

Yet surprisingly, WordPress still powers about half of the internet. Why do millions of users (including me) stick with a legacy platform that requires technical know-how—especially when modern site building apps like Wix make it easy to launch sites that just work, without all the hassle? The answer boils down to a simple choice: WordPress lets you build almost anything, as long as you're ready to dive into the technical side, while Wix trades that flexibility for simplicity.

Pipedrive vs. monday: Which is best? [2025] | Zapier

As an account manager in the mid-2010s, my entire relationship with our sales team consisted of two interactions: formal customer handoff calls and random run-ins at the water cooler. Despite working for the same company and having the same goals, our teams existed in separate worlds—physically located in different parts of the office and functionally disconnected by information silos. I had no visibility into their CRM, no advance warning about incoming customers, and relied entirely on individual sales reps' written summaries to understand customer needs.

AI for Customer Onboarding: 6 ways teams are actually using it

Right now, somewhere in America, a robot is writing a handwritten note to welcome a new software customer.Believe it or not, this isn’t science fiction.(It would make a decent sci-fi novel if the robots went haywire, though.)"All you do is you upload an address list and the message that you want to send and they have a bunch of robots in the background that do the handwriting," explains Alex Turkovic, Senior Director of Customer Experience at Belfry, a SaaS firm that uses AI workflows to trigger...
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