PRODUCT & SERVICE COMPANIES
Even the largest organisations need a hand sometimes. We’re a seamless extension to your overstretched marketing team – a flexible partner bringing the extra strategic brains and creative hands you need to differentiate your offering, demonstrate credibility, and raise awareness to drive sales.
We’ve worked with clients ranging from small startups to major pharmaceutical companies, research organisations and universities. So if you’re struggling to find the time or talent to develop your messaging, plan your content strategy, generate high-quality science-led content assets, write press releases, re-work your website, or grow your social media presence in-house, just get in touch.
WE CAN HELP WITH…
STRATEGY, STORY & BRAND
- Vision, mission, positioning
- Company values & tone of voice
- Corporate narrative & messaging
- Content strategy
- Visual & verbal branding*
- Go-to-market strategy*
CREATIVE SCIENCE-LED CONTENT
- Marketing materials
- Website copy
- Blogs, articles, white papers…
- Animations, videos, podcasts*
- Website design & build*
PR & COMMS
- Press releases & media outreach
- Social media, especially LinkedIn
- Thought leadership
- Newsletters
- Digital marketing*
*Delivered with our partners
“The team at First Create the Media are fantastic to work with. From initial creative planning to flawless execution, we could not be more pleased with the quality of the content and the strategic placements we are achieving.”
Director of Marketing and Communications
genomics service provider
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