Subject matter expert content, without your experts writing a word.

Send your experts, partners and customers one link. They talk for ten minutes, like they would by the coffee machine. You get posts, articles, emails and clips for them and for the company, approved word for word.

Approvals

What has been sent for approval, and who still needs to say yes.

6
ready to post: everyone said yes.Waiting on the rest.
Show them
Waiting 3Done 9
Head of Tax · April changes4 pieces · sent Mon
JGRK
2 of 2
Approved
Senior engineer · Retrofit mistakes5 pieces · sent Tue
PSJGAL
3 of 3
Approved
Client story · Retail group3 pieces · sent Wed
SR
1 of 1
Approved

In short: the fastest way to get content out of busy experts is to stop asking them to write. Quotem sends one link, they talk for ten minutes on any device, and your marketing team gets every format back to approve. Experts never need an account.

Your best ideas are stuck with people who won't write.

Partners, engineers and clinicians know the most and post the least. They're busy, and they don't want to become influencers.

96%

of B2B marketers create thought leadership content.

67%

say employee participation in it is minimal or limited.

39%

name limited resources as a top challenge.

Source: Content Marketing Institute, B2B Content and Marketing Trends 2026 (October 2025, 1,015 marketers).

Everyone has one job.

Your marketing team sends the link. Your experts just talk. Your approvers sign off from a link. Nobody but your team needs an account.

What Priya will see
JG
James Gayle asked youfor your thinking on this
For Priya Shah, Head of Tax What changes for clients in April A few short questions, answered out loud. You can take a break between questions and come back to this link later.
See the questions
Let's startNo app, no login

Your marketing team

Picks who to ask and what it's for. Quotem drafts what to talk about and emails the link from you, by name. You see when they open it.

N
NorthgateAsked by James Gayle
Question 2 of 3 What's the one thing clients should do before April?
Done
Listening Powered by Quotem

Your experts and customers

Agree how their words will be used, then talk, voice only or on camera. Ums and restarts are fine, and nobody needs a retake.

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NorthgateReview and approve
James asked you to review 4 pieces
1. Priya Shah's LinkedInApril is closer than it looks…
Approve
2. Northgate LinkedIn pageThree things to do before April
Approve
3. Article by Priya ShahWhat changes for clients in April
To review
4. Email from Priya ShahBefore April: a short checklist
To review
Send my review

Your approvers

Partners, compliance or the client go through each piece from a link and press Approve or Needs changes. Every version and approval is kept.

From an expert's head to approved posts in two days.

For an in-house team, the hard parts are getting the expert to say it and getting everyone to sign it off. Quotem does both in one flow, then schedules what's approved.

The link goes to Priya from you, by name. You can see when she opens it and when she's answered.

Asks / Priya Shah
What changes for clients in April
Sent from your nameMon 9:00
OpenedMon 9:41
Consent givenMon 14:02
Answered3 of 3 · 14:15

Posts for her profile and the company page, an article and a newsletter, all checked against what she said.

12 pieces written
3 posts as Priya2 company pageArticleNewsletter3 quote cards
Traced to the recordingApril is closer than it looks for most of our clients.Said at 1:42, question 2

Priya approves her own words. Your partner and compliance sign off from a link, with no account.

Sent for approval
Priya ShahHer own words
Approved
Ravi Kapoor, PartnerAll 12 pieces
Approved
ComplianceAll 12 pieces
Approved

Approved pieces go on the calendar for her profile and your page. Change a word and it goes back for approval.

Calendar
7 scheduled
Mon
Tue
WedPriyaCard
ThuPageArticle
FriPriyaEmail
Ideas

What to make next, and where ideas come from.

Make nextInspiration
NewsGoogle searchesAI answersSocial
what changes to tax in aprilWhat your buyers search for
Ask someone
do I need an accountant for making tax digitalA question on the rise
Ask someone
how to prepare for the end of the tax yearAnswered by Google's AI
Record it

Ask your experts about what buyers are searching for.

Quotem suggests what to make each week from your business, the news on your topics, real Google searches, what Google's AI says, and what's doing well on social. Pick one and send it straight to the expert who knows.

  • Experts talk about questions people actually ask
  • Articles come with a page title, description and the questions they answer
  • No more guessing what to write about

Employee advocacy, from everyone who knows something.

Experts never sign in, so you don't pay per person who takes part. A programme with forty contributors costs the same as one with four.

Partners and directorsPosts for their own profiles, in their own voice.

Engineers, clinicians and specialistsArticles and guides that answer what buyers search for.

CustomersCase studies they approve themselves.

New hiresRecruitment posts in their own words.

Working in law, accounting or consulting? See marketing for professional services firms.

The record your partners will ask for.

Every line traced to the moment it was said. Every approval and version kept. Consent captured before anyone talks.

Our approach

The rules built into Quotem, the checks every piece goes through, and where your data lives.

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Team
£149a month, VAT included

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Questions from marketing teams

How do you get subject matter experts to create content?

Don't ask them to write. Send them a link with a couple of things to talk about and let them answer out loud for ten minutes, the way they'd explain it to a colleague. Quotem turns that into every format, in their voice, and they approve the exact words.

Do experts need a Quotem account?

No. Experts, partners and customers answer from a link on any device. Only the people who run Quotem sign in.

Can approvals include compliance or a client?

Yes. You choose who approves; each gets a link and approves the exact wording. Any later change needs approving again.

See it with your own experts.

Bring one thing your best expert could talk about for ten minutes.