The Science Marketer

Joachim Eeckhout
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The Science Marketer brings you inside the world of science marketing and communication. Every two weeks, I sit down with industry-leading marketers, communicators, and founders to unpack the strategies behind their biggest wins—and lessons from their hardest challenges. Expect actionable advice and exclusive insights to sharpen your own approach in every episode. Hit subscribe, so you don’t miss an episode!

  1. How to build a scientific community that actually matters

    2025/11/20

    How to build a scientific community that actually matters

    In this episode of the Science Marketer podcast, Susanna Harris discusses the importance of building communities within the scientific field, sharing her journey with PhD Balance and how it evolved into a supportive network for scientists. She emphasizes the need for authentic engagement, understanding the motivations of scientists, and the role of metrics in maintaining community engagement. Susanna also provides insights on choosing the right platforms for community building and offers advice for marketers looking to connect with scientists effectively. Chapters: 00:00 How Susanna Harris became interested in communities03:18 How PhD Balance turned into a real community09:11 How PhD Balance turned into a real community12:51 What community building looks like at Breakout Ventures16:18 How to attract the right people to your community18:58 Keeping a community engaged over time21:57 The best channels for reaching scientists29:22 One piece of advice for marketers engaging scientists32:20 Recommended reading for community builders 🤝 To connect with Susanna: Breakout Ventures' website (https://breakout.vc)LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/susannalharris/)🎤 To connect with Joachim Eeckhout, host of the podcast: LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachimeeckhout/)Contact form (https://www.thesciencemarketer.com/contact/)✅ Subscribe to The Science Marketer newsletter: https://www.thesciencemarketer.com/

    34分
  2. What makes a killer life sciences website (and what most companies get wrong)

    2025/10/21

    What makes a killer life sciences website (and what most companies get wrong)

    In this conversation, Maurice Van Rotterdam discusses the unique challenges and strategies involved in designing websites for life sciences companies. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the target audience, avoiding common mistakes, and balancing scientific detail with appealing design. The discussion also covers case studies of successful projects, technical aspects of website development, and future trends in the industry, including the impact of AI. Chapters: 00:00 Maurice van Rotterdam’s background and the story behind Sciential03:07 What makes life sciences websites unique05:26 The biggest mistakes companies make with their websites08:26 How Sciential starts a website project: analysis and onboarding process11:40 Understanding the user journey and common UX challenges14:59 Balancing scientific detail with accessibility17:13 Striking the right design balance: credibility vs creativity22:13 Case studies: Success stories in UX and design26:07 Technical foundations: what matters most behind the scenes28:37 Advice for early-stage biotech companies with limited budgets31:43 The future of life sciences websites: AI and personalization 🤝 To connect with Maurice: Sciential's website (https://scientialmarketing.com)LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/mauricevanrotterdam/)🎤 To connect with Joachim Eeckhout, host of the podcast: LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachimeeckhout/)Contact form (https://www.thesciencemarketer.com/contact/)✅ Subscribe to The Science Marketer newsletter: https://www.thesciencemarketer.com/

    37分
  3. Biotech rebranding done right: Lessons from a CEO who did it

    2025/09/23

    Biotech rebranding done right: Lessons from a CEO who did it

    In this episode of the Science Marketer Podcast, Heikki Lanckriet, CEO of 4basbio, discusses the challenges and strategies involved in rebranding a biotech company. He shares insights on the importance of aligning the brand with client needs, the design process, and the significance of a consistent brand identity. He also highlights the role of content marketing in engaging clients and the importance of planning and execution in the rebranding process. The conversation concludes with reflections on early signs of success and future plans for the brand. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to the episode00:42 What is 4basebio?02:08 Why rebrand?02:59 How the rebranding was managed?05:08 Timeline of the rebrand06:55 Aligning long-term vision and brand09:00 Building a consistent identity13:11 Launching the rebrand: how to make an impact16:31 Measuring success: Early signs of impact after the rebrand17:36 Challenges and lessons learned20:26 Future plans: Continuing the brand journey 🤝 To connect with Heikki: 4basebio's rebranded website (https://www.4basebio.com/)LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/heikki-lanckriet-1b03926/)🎤 To connect with Joachim Eeckhout, host of the podcast: LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachimeeckhout/)Contact form (https://www.thesciencemarketer.com/contact/)✅ Subscribe to The Science Marketer newsletter: https://www.thesciencemarketer.com/

    22分
  4. From lab to Capitol Hill: How politics can make you a better science communicator

    2025/09/09

    From lab to Capitol Hill: How politics can make you a better science communicator

    In this episode, Sheeva Azma discusses her unique journey as the CEO of Fancy Comma LLC, where she merges science communication with political advocacy. She shares her experiences in political campaigns, particularly during the pandemic, and emphasizes the importance of scientists engaging in politics to influence policy and public perception. The conversation explores the challenges of communicating science effectively in a politically charged environment and the need for scientists to develop marketing skills to better advocate for their work. Chapters: 00:00 Sheeva Azma’s career path: From neuroscience to politics and science marketing02:52 How science communication applies in politics06:34 Applying science in political campaigns08:51 Organizing the ‘Stand Up for Science’ rally14:13 The challenge of communicating science to political audiences17:21 Why scientists should be part of political decision-making19:30 Strategic lessons from political campaigns 🤝 To connect with Sheeva: Fancy Comma (https://fancycomma.com/)LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/sheevaa/)🎤 To connect with Joachim Eeckhout, host of the podcast: LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachimeeckhout/)Contact form (https://www.thesciencemarketer.com/contact/)✅ Subscribe to The Science Marketer newsletter: https://www.thesciencemarketer.com/

    21分
  5. How to build a better B2B newsletter for scientific companies

    2025/07/01

    How to build a better B2B newsletter for scientific companies

    In this episode of the Science Marketer Podcast, Anis Fahandej Sadi discusses the importance of newsletters in the biotech industry, sharing his journey from founding TLDR Biotech to exploring new content strategies. He emphasizes the need for newsletters to provide value beyond company announcements, the significance of audience engagement, and effective strategies for measuring success and ROI. Anis also highlights the evolving role of newsletters as a marketing tool in life sciences, advocating for a more personalized and content-rich approach. Chapters 00:00 Who's Anis Fahandej-Sadi02:59 Launching a newsletter on LinkedIn08:47 Pivoting the content of a newsletter09:39 The misconceptions about newsletters in B2B15:49 Building newsletters as a service19:36 The role of personal voice and segmentation in newsletters22:05 The most important elements of a good newsletter25:06 How to measure the success of your newsletter 🤝 To connect with Anis: TLDR Biotech: https://tldrbio.techLinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/anisfsadi/)🎤 To connect with Joachim Eeckhout, host of the podcast: LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachimeeckhout/)Contact form (https://www.thesciencemarketer.com/contact/)✅ Subscribe to The Science Marketer newsletter: https://www.thesciencemarketer.com/

    30分
  6. Marketing in biotech: Where to begin and what to prioritize

    2025/05/06

    Marketing in biotech: Where to begin and what to prioritize

    In this episode, Teja Sirec, founder of Biotheia, shares her insights on building effective marketing teams in life sciences and biotech companies. She discusses the essential priorities for new marketers, the importance of establishing robust processes, and how to create a strategic marketing plan that aligns with business needs. Teja also emphasizes the significance of measuring marketing success and focusing on effective channels for startups, while sharing valuable lessons from her early marketing experiences. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 02:34 Teja's background in scientific marketing08:13 Where to start as a new science marketer10:23 Establishing marketing processes early on13:46 Defining priorities as a new marketing hire18:57 Building a strategic plan for the long term25:30 Measuring early marketing success29:00 Marketing channels worth investing in early on32:28 Advice for early career marketers 📖 Books recommended by Teja: Crossing the Chasm, by Geoffrey Moore🤝 To connect with Teja: LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/tejasirec/)🎤 To connect with Joachim Eeckhout, host of the podcast: LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachimeeckhout/)Contact form (https://www.thesciencemarketer.com/contact/)✅ Subscribe to The Science Marketer newsletter: https://www.thesciencemarketer.com/

    25分
  7. How to communicate your way out of the biotech “Valley of Death”

    2025/04/01

    How to communicate your way out of the biotech “Valley of Death”

    In this episode, Thomas Averre, Managing Director of Tarleton Communications, discusses the critical communication strategies biotech startups must adopt to successfully navigate the fundraising landscape, particularly in overcoming the 'valley of death' between early-stage funding and Series A. He emphasizes the importance of early engagement with investors, crafting compelling narratives, and maintaining a balance between ambitious goals and realistic expectations. The conversation also covers common mistakes startups make in their presentations, the significance of a well-structured communication plan during due diligence, and the role of media in attracting investor interest. 📌 Here's what we cover in this episode: 00:00 Introduction to Tarleton Communications02:25 Understanding the Valley of Death in Biotech06:31 Crafting effective messaging for startups10:10 Creating a compelling narrative for investors13:32 Common mistakes in early-stage biotech communication19:07 Choosing the right communication channels22:43 Long-term strategies for building investor relationships27:48 Key advice for biotech founders29:37 Recommended resources for effective communication 📖 Books recommended by Thomas: The Choice Factory: How 25 Behavioural Biases Influence the Products We Decide to Buy, by Richard ShottonOgilvy on Advertising, by David OgilvyMedia in Focus: Marketing Effectiveness in the Digital Era, by Les Binet and Peter Field🤝 To connect with Thomas: LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-averre/)Tarleton's website (https://www.tarletoncomms.com/)🎤 To connect with Joachim Eeckhout, host of the podcast: LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachimeeckhout/)Contact form (https://www.thesciencemarketer.com/contact/)✅ Subscribe to The Science Marketer newsletter: https://www.thesciencemarketer.com/

    33分
  8. How a PhD student turned a side hustle into a thriving medical writing agency

    2025/03/18

    How a PhD student turned a side hustle into a thriving medical writing agency

    In this conversation, Dan Sheridan shares his journey from a PhD student to a successful freelance medical writer and agency owner. He discusses the importance of expertise over marketing, strategies for pricing, and the organic growth of his agency. Dan emphasizes the significance of building long-term client relationships and managing expectations effectively. He also explores the role of AI in medical writing, highlighting the value of human expertise in a field that requires deep scientific understanding.  📌 Here's what we cover in this episode: 00:00 Starting out as a freelancer during a PhD09:42 Transitioning from freelancer to agency owner16:36 Avoiding the race to the bottom when it comes to pricing18:58 Scaling an agency while staying lean23:39 Finding clients and building reputation as an agency28:06 Navigating difficult client situations30:42 The need for high-value content in life sciences32:38 The role of AI in medical writing35:31 Recommended resources for agency success 🧰 AI tool mentioned: Causaly (https://www.causaly.com) 📖 Book recommended: The Seven Figure Agency Roadmap by Josh Nelson 🤝 To connect with Dan: LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/dansheridan01/)Co-Labb (https://www.co-labb.co.uk/)🎤 To connect with Joachim Eeckhout, host of the podcast: LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/joachimeeckhout/)Contact form (https://www.thesciencemarketer.com/contact/)✅ Subscribe to The Science Marketer newsletter: https://www.thesciencemarketer.com/

    37分
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番組について

The Science Marketer brings you inside the world of science marketing and communication. Every two weeks, I sit down with industry-leading marketers, communicators, and founders to unpack the strategies behind their biggest wins—and lessons from their hardest challenges. Expect actionable advice and exclusive insights to sharpen your own approach in every episode. Hit subscribe, so you don’t miss an episode!

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  • クリエイター
    Joachim Eeckhout
  • 配信期間
    24年 - 25年
  • エピソード
    16
  • 制限指定
    不適切な内容を含まない
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    © 2025 Joachim Eeckhout
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