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A bit of everything: Flexible, wide-ranging comms & marketing support for a growing life science company
We supported Depixus with comms & marketing over several years, adapting to their diverse and ever-changing needs as the company evolved.
Five comms & marketing solutions for growing life science startups – which one is right for you?
Practical advice for growing life science companies looking to stand out from the crowd, demonstrate credibility, and gain traction.
LinkedIn is dying. Here’s what life science companies need to do next
It’s becoming harder than ever to cut through the noise on LinkedIn. Kat Arney has some practical advice for life science companies wanting to stand out.
How we use AI at First Create The Media
Here’s a rundown of how we currently use AI-enhanced tools to support our work, and the principles we adhere to.
Flexible, high-quality science content support for a busy marketing team
How we helped global proteomics leader Biognosys seamlessly scale their science content creation and drive engagement.
Turning public opinions into compelling messaging
How we crafted data-driven language and best practice for talking about R&D with public audiences.
How to stand out as a thought leader in life sciences
Elevate your credibility and position yourself at the forefront of industry conversations through effective thought leadership.
Will generative AI replace human science communicators? Not any time soon
Our founder and Chief Creative Officer Kat Arney mulls over the possibilities and pitfalls of using generative AI to create high-value science-led content.
Raising the profile of a rebellious research funder
We worked side by side with The Dunhill Medical Trust to articulate what’s most important and unique to them as a research funder, and how to grab the attention of potential applicants.
How to define your target audience for life science communications
Defining your audience lies at the heart of effective communication. Trying to reach everyone is a quick way to ensure that your message resonates with no one.