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Technical writing and PR for deeply technical sectors
From electronics to orthopaedics; and from start ups to blue chips we help firms in deeply technical sectors market themselves to a technically astute audience. Our staff have scientific backgrounds and are respected by the trade and national journalists for their ability to get straight to the story. And our ghost-written technical articles have appeared in many of the leading trade journals - from EE Times, EDN and Elektronik to Business Green, MedTech Innovation and Vision Systems Design - plus under our own name in titles such as VentureBeat, The Times and The Guardian.
Data informs everything we do
Our experienced staff have scientific backgrounds and apply this approach to strategy, planning, writing, PR, and evaluation. We can explain technical issues in plain English, are not afraid to question clients before they commit to budget. And above all, love playing with data to analyse, evaluate and streamline a communications plan. Data informs everything we do - so, if you want a PR campaign that embraces using data to adapt and deliver more cost-effect results; if you want technical / marketing content that uses data to better-grab the reader; or if you want independent evaluation of your marketing, get in touch.
Technical content
Op eds, blogs, white papers... we specialise in creating engaging content that is shared by your customers and helps drive SEO.
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More than a release or product launch. We have an enviable track record in developing ideas to get our B2B clients trade and national press coverage.
Read MoreCampaign evaluation
Data is beautiful. We can help you use your data to better-evaluate your campaigns. Show off what works. Do less of what doesn't.
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