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POV Piece

By Dan Kurtz 1 min read

A POV (point of view) piece is a specific content format: a short essay that argues one position clearly and defends it, usually under 800 words. It’s the format that most reliably produces conversation in B2B.

POV pieces work on LinkedIn, in newsletters, and as blog posts. The common failure mode is hedging: qualifying the position so much that no one can disagree, which means no one cares.

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