Services
Our goal is to be your messaging partner along the spectrum of commercialization: from seed funds and feasibility studies, to pitch decks and technical memoranda, we’ll give you the confidence to succeed.
Seed Funding
Start-up funding paves the way to success.
Without adequate funds, early technology falters, slowing patient access to life-changing innovations. We help early-stage innovators develop compelling requests for funding that increase the odds of success.
SBIR/STTR grants/contracts are a common source of start-up funds for young biotechs. These funds provide seed money to explore the feasibility and commercialization potential of revolutionary technology. We offer strategic insight and writing manpower so companies can confidently submit their best proposal.
(Check out our comparison of the NIH and NSF SBIR grant mechanisms here.)
Investor Materials
First comes feasibility, then come investors.
After testing feasibility, many companies are ready to begin pitching their innovation to investors and/or industry partners. We help companies create purposeful messages that clearly and succinctly convey the technology's value and growth potential to investors.
Market Assessment
Biotechnology is nuanced.
Asking the right questions, understanding the technical background of new and competing technologies, and a working knowledge of the end user/setting are key to appropriately assessing product/market fit. We have the right combination of research and clinical experience to help you navigate this complex and nuanced territory.
Marketing Content
Advanced technology deserves a scientist’s mind and a writer’s touch.
Marketing material that reads like a peer-reviewed journal article doesn’t sell. Whether it’s online or on paper, we create engaging message strategies that draw in your audience.
In our increasingly connected world, even fledgling biotechs must command a strong web and marketing presence, appropriately positioning technology as innovative and team members as field leaders. The Written Science mediates the language differences among scientists, marketing departments, and business leaders to streamline the marketing strategy.