In a sea of sound-alike content, a unique brand voice is how B2B companies get noticed. Let a few unforgettable music voices show you how to find yours.
We Feel Your Pain
Why Fahoury Ink?
Sure, content is king. But it doesn’t have to be a royal pain in the you-know-what. We’ve been creating compelling, lead-generating content assets before the term “content marketing” was even a thing. And we’d love to do the same for you.
Content for the Real World
Are you stuck? Stuck for effective topic ideas, the time to get it done or a trustworthy resource to get you through crunch time? We’ll help you plan and execute a content strategy to reach your ideal buyers and keep current customers coming back.
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Meet the Team

Lisa O’Donnell Fahoury, CBC Chief Creative Officer
Lisa Fahoury spent her formative years trying to overcome the double whammy of being a middle child who was born on Leap Day. This angst-filled combination molded her into a chronic overachiever with a wicked sense of humor and the ability to hurdle just about any business challenge for her clients.

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"I like ancient stuff"
Lauren Harris Content Developer
Fahoury Ink’s resident grammarian and outspoken advocate for comma correctness, Lauren Harris lends her considerable writing skills to content projects of all shapes and sizes. Her love of the written word initially led her to Rutgers University, where she majored in English and communication and served as a staff sports writer at The Daily Targum.
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Brain Dump
Why a Unique Brand Voice Matters: 4 Lessons from Voices You’d Know Anywhere
Authored by: Lisa Fahoury October 21, 2026Why a Unique Brand Voice Matters: 4 Lessons from Voices You’d Know AnywhereYou don’t need a big budget to spy on the competition. These three free tools uncover invaluable on their traffic sources, ads, keywords and more.
Stop Guessing What Your Competitors are DoingYour Best Marketing Channel Eats Lunch in Your Break Room
Authored by: Lauren Harris September 23, 2026With employee engagement at a five-year low, find out why internal communications belongs in marketing’s hands.
Your Best Marketing Channel Eats Lunch in Your Break Room


