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Bioresearch Branding That Works—Part 3: Communicating with Multiple Audiences

Does your bioresearch brand need different voices for different audience segments? Many bioresearch brands struggle with the need to market to more than one audience. Different divisions of a organization often work with very different markets. And even within divisions you’ll often find audience segments with different needs, desires, and goals. By understanding their individual motivations, here’s how…

Marketing Conflicts in Bioresearch, and How to Resolve Them

What do you do when your internal team gets stalled by marketing conflicts? Marketing conflicts are an everyday reality when promoting any brand, not just in bioresearch. Team members who disagree on the right approach can bring an entire campaign to a screeching halt and prevent new ones from ever getting off the ground successfully. How can you resolve conflicts…

Bioresearch Content Marketing Survey Results Announced

BioResearch industry marketers feel the need for stronger brand strategy and messaging. This December we polled 4,500 marketing professionals from leading life science companies, biopharmas and non-profit biomedical research organizations throughout the United States, in addition to major global players. Trends were notably similar suggesting common goals and challenges, including the need to create stronger…

Establishing a Strong Life Science Brand

What life science start-up brands need to establish their business Recently I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Chris Conner on the Life Science Marketing Radio podcast. We covered the basics of getting a life science brand up and running, even if you don’t have a product or customers yet. While we focused primarily on startups, we…

Bioresearch Branding That Works—Part 2: Knowing Your Brand Voice

Is your bioresearch brand sending the right message? When you start thinking outside the logo developing a “brand voice” can help you create a powerful competitive edge. That’s partly because it’s a standard marketing practice that helps you reach your audience more efficiently. It’s worth noting that many science-oriented organizations—from life science companies to biomedical non-profits—don’t manage their…

Bioresearch Branding That Works—Part 1: Consistency

Get the most from your bioresearch brand by applying the same consistency you expect from your scientific work. Successful life science firms and biomedical non-profits understand this simple branding truth. So why do so many fall into the trap of making a big branding investment, only to become frustrated when their efforts don’t live up…

Supercharge Your Next Bioresearch Marketing Campaign

Secrets for creating internal “brand advocates.” Whether you’re a life science organization launching a new product or a biomedical nonprofit kicking off a fundraising campaign, one of the most valuable investments you can make is to secure the full support of your internal team. This isn’t just a PR exercise to boost morale; it’s also…

How to Present Your Research to a Non-scientific Audience

Getting support for your science is a matter of building trust. No matter what kind of research you do, there are times when it’s critical to get support from people who don’t share your scientific background. Whether you’re talking to the media, asking for financial support, or introducing a new product, your ability to create…

Clarify Your Bioresearch Brand’s Goals with a Messaging Platform

Clear and easy messaging can inspire creativity and empower internal teams towards your business goal. Before handing your next campaign or product launch strategy off to your internal marketing communications team or your external agency, be sure you firm it up into a Messaging Platform that will give them a framework for success. A Messaging Platform…

2 Ways Biomedical Nonprofits Can Create Content That Encourages Social Sharing

Effective leadership marketing tools for disseminating valuable information. Your biomedical nonprofit is probably already sharing research, studies and educational information via your website, eNewsletters or online sites like LinkedIn. These are all great ways to reach your audience. But, how can you create content that encourages more social sharing? Here are 2 highly effective Leadership…