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Stop making pitches. Start changing conversations.

The world of the life sciences is covered in terrible, bland campaigns – marginally effective campaigns that come in right around their ROI goals, just profitable enough to justify the creation of other terrible, bland campaigns. These campaigns, be it for lack of creativity or lack of strategy, are centered around pitches and products. They beg for the customers’ ever-more-scarce attention but get very little. They implore the customer to care about something which they ultimately do not.

Customers do not care about your product or service. They care about what it lets them achieve. Good campaigns understand this. These campaigns are customer-centric, addressing their needs rather than your products. They leverage the understanding of those needs to plant ideas which sprout into realization and are harvested as value for your company – be it demand generation or improved branding.

Those are what good campaigns are made of. At BioBM, we don’t aim for good. We aim for true greatness. We aim to create campaigns that grab the audience’s fragmented attention, create a visceral response, and truly influence their thinking and perceptions. We aim to start conversations. We aim to transform markets.

Those campaigns – the campaigns that create lasting change in how customers think and act – those are the truly successful ones.

Is it time for you to achieve greatness? Transcend the ordinary.

“When we hire BioBM we know the work will be done right and done quickly. … With Carlton’s help in marketing we more than doubled our sales in a year.”

Client

President of a sample preparation equipment manufacturer

The Challenge of Reinventing a 65 Year Old Technology

As an upstart in an old industry with entrenched incumbents, building trust and believability is critical. Having the first major redesign of rotary evaporator technology since they were first commercialized in 1957, Ecodyst had an uphill battle to get customers to ditch their brand loyalties and adopt their new technology. They enlisted BioBM to overcome that challenge.

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The Challenge of Reinventing a 65 Year Old Technology

As an upstart in an old industry with entrenched incumbents, building trust and believability is critical. Having the first major redesign of rotary evaporator technology since they were first commercialized in 1957, Ecodyst had an uphill battle to get customers to ditch their brand loyalties and adopt their new technology. They enlisted BioBM to overcome that challenge.

Contact BioBM about Marketing

    info@biobm.com

    +1 313-312-4626