B2BCreatorsForHire

Scott Steinberg · Influencer, Keynote Speaker and Business Strategist

B2B Creators For Hire: UGC Content and Influencer Services - Brand Deals & Partnerships

Top B2B creators for hire know that content and influencer work is usually positioned around AI, IT, sales, SaaS, CRM, and technology. But travel brands sell to travel agents, insurers sell to brokers, manufacturers sell to distributors, and every one of those audiences responds to a credible outside voice. As a futurist keynote speaker and influencer for 3000+ brands, Scott Steinberg has served as a thought leader in every major commercial sector.

Influencer content, keynote speaker talks, event appearances and thought leadership, social and video creator work, webinars and live formats, sponsored research, brand deals partnerships collaborations and ambassador programs, delivered across areas like IT, SaaS, CRM, sales, AI, technology, finance, travel, retail, healthcare, media, industrial and professional services.

Scott Steinberg, B2B creator working across all industries
Scott Steinberg — B2B creator, influencer and keynote speaker
3,000+
Businesses, startups, governments and Fortune 500 companies advised
25 years
Management, keynote speaker, SME and strategic consulting experience
30+
Books published on technology, marketing, business and innovation
5,000+
Published articles as seen in USA Today, CNN, ABC, NBC, TODAY Show

B2B creators for hire services

Each sector below has a distinct professional audience that reads and rewards different things. What follows is how creator partnerships work in each and what the audience actually responds to.

Technology and artificial intelligence

Technology buyers are saturated with vendor material and short of anything that helps them think, which is the gap a credible outside voice fills.

Brand deals, partnerships and collaborations with celebrity B2B creators for hire cover category education, buying guidance, market context and honest assessment of what is deployable now, across software, AI, infrastructure, security and telecommunications audiences.

Financial services and insurance

Financial and insurance audiences work under constraints most content ignores entirely, and material that acknowledges them earns attention the rest does not get.

Work spans banking, credit unions, payments, wealth management, carriers, brokers and agent networks, with compliance review built into the schedule where required.

Travel, tourism and hospitality

The travel sector has an enormous B2B layer that consumer-focused creator marketing overlooks: agents, tour operators, distribution platforms, hotel groups and destination organizations selling to the trade.

Programs featuring famous B2B creators for hire reach that professional audience with content about where the industry is heading rather than where to go on holiday.

Retail, e-commerce and consumer products

Retail technology vendors, e-commerce platforms and consumer brands selling into retail all need to reach buyers, merchandisers and operators rather than shoppers.

Partnerships cover commerce trends, category dynamics and the shifts affecting how products get discovered and sold.

Healthcare and wellness

Health technology and services buyers face procurement, workflow and regulatory realities that generic enterprise content misses completely.

Content by futurist B2B creators for hire addresses digital health adoption, operational integration and the organizational side of deploying anything into a care setting, alongside consumer wellness brands selling to trade audiences.

Media, entertainment and gaming

The business layer of entertainment has its own trade audience: platforms, studios, publishers, agencies and technology vendors serving them.

This is a home category, drawing on decades of covering media, entertainment and games for national outlets and advising companies across the sector.

Professional and business services

Firms selling expertise face a particular content problem: demonstrating capability without giving away the engagement they are trying to sell.

Work alongside global B2B creators for hire covers industry trend content and positioning for consulting, legal, accounting, marketing services and advisory firms whose product is judgment.

Manufacturing, industrial and energy

Industrial buyers are pragmatic, long-cycle and unmoved by consumer-technology framing, which most content aimed at them borrows anyway.

Programs touch on automation, connected operations, supply chain and digital transformation in terms that reflect how these organizations actually decide.

Top B2B creators for hire solutions

Every service below is available across every sector listed. Most programs combine two or three rather than running one in isolation.

Content and thought leadership

Bylined B2B creators for hire articles, reports, executive content and written commentary published under my name with clear disclosure.

Social and video creator work

Native social content, long-form and short-form video for your channels or mine, built for the platform rather than adapted into it.

Webinars, podcasts and live formats

Guesting, hosting or co-presenting on your programs, where an outside name lifts registration and attendance measurably.

Ambassador and brand deals programs

Ongoing named relationships with agreed monthly output, category exclusivity and first call on your announcements.

About Scott Steinberg

Scott Steinberg is a celebrity keynote speaker, influencer and consulting expert with over 25 years of experience advising more than 3,000 businesses and brands, from startups to government agencies and Fortune 500 firms.

He is the author of over 30 books and has published more than five thousand articles covering technology, marketing, leadership, innovation, advertising and digital transformation. He appears regularly on ABC, CBS, CNN and NBC.

He has led seminars, keynotes and training programs for organizations including Wells Fargo, the PGA Tour, Century 21, Ford, Dell and Procter & Gamble, and has been recognized by the International Association for Scholastic Excellence, Fortune and the 21st Century Icon Awards.

Common questions from counsel

Which industries do you work across?

Sample: Technology and artificial intelligence, financial services and insurance, travel and tourism and hospitality, retail and e-commerce and consumer products, healthcare and wellness, media and entertainment and gaming, professional and business services, and manufacturing and industrial and energy. Consulting work spans over 3,000 organizations across effectively every commercial sector.

What services are available?

Content and thought leadership, social and video creator work, webinars and podcasts and live formats, sponsored research and reports, event appearances and speaking, and retained ambassador programs. Every one of them is available in every sector listed.

Do B2B creators for hire generally stick to one topic?

No - we cover the full spectrum of industries, including travel, tourism, retail, consumer products and media sectors that have substantial B2B audiences and are usually left out of creator marketing entirely.

Does the sector change how a partnership is built?

Considerably. A security audience rejects fear-based marketing, industrial buyers dismiss consumer-technology framing, financial audiences need compliance review in the timeline, and travel trade audiences want industry direction rather than destination content. The service is the same; the execution is not.

Do you work with smaller brands as well as large ones?

Yes. Engagements scale from a single commissioned piece to a retained ambassador program, and the right size depends on your objective and budget rather than your company size. Initial conversations about fit are without charge.

Discuss a partnership

Tell me your sector, the audience you sell to, what the program needs to achieve and rough timing. Initial conversations about fit are without charge.

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Availability
Engagements accepted nationwide and internationally

Selling to a trade audience

Trade and professional audiences are more specialized and more skeptical than consumer audiences, and considerably smaller. That makes credibility worth more and reach worth less, which changes what a creator partnership should be built to do.