What life science marketing can learn from cognitive biases

Cognitive biases in Marketing

Saturday evening negotiations with my father taught me early on how decisions are won. Years later, I learnt that what really moves people when they decide has a name: cognitive biases. Sunk cost, confirmation bias, anchoring and overconfidence shape more of our marketing decisions than we like to admit. Here is how they show up in life science marketing, and how to catch them.

Life Science Marketing & Communication: Making Sense of the Mess

Iceberg illustration showing communication as the visible part of marketing, supported by a larger, less visible foundation of marketing strategy

We need help with our marketing.” But what does that actually mean: marketing strategy, a communication plan, content, or simply a few LinkedIn posts? These terms are often mixed up. Here’s how I separate them, how they connect, and how the thinking beneath the surface eventually becomes the campaigns your customers see.

From Good Ideas to Better Results: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Scientific Content Strategy

You have plenty of great scientific content ideas, or maybe you have already published lots of nice pieces, but somehow they flop.
Almost like good apples (yes, apples 🙂 I couldn’t resist) forgotten at the bottom of a basket, losing their shine before anyone tastes them.
Good news: here are some tips to master your content and drive real engagement (and for your health, preferably while eating an apple).

Great science doesn’t sell itself! Let’s discuss your projects.