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Life Science Content Marketing Fundamentals: Understanding Your Audiences

Technical buyers vs economical buyers — understand who you're writing for before you write a word.

Paul Wright25 August 20252 min read
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TL;DR

  • Effective content starts with knowing whether you're writing for a technical buyer or an economical buyer.
  • Technical buyers (the end users) want specs, data, comparisons and hands-on trials.
  • Economical buyers (the budget holders) weigh ROI, risk, strategic fit and time-to-value.
  • Audit and label every asset by buyer type — most life science teams over-index on technical and under-serve the economical buyer.

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Overview

With only seconds to capture attention, content has to be aimed precisely at the right reader. In life science that comes down to a clear distinction between two audiences — and tailoring your messaging to each.

What the full article covers

  • The technical buyer: what they evaluate and the content that earns their trust.
  • The economical buyer: how budget holders assess ROI, risk and time-to-value.
  • Putting it into practice: auditing and labelling content, and building personas that guide messaging across every channel.
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Paul Wright

Director at Sourcery

Paul founded Sourcery in 2018. He has spent the last 16 years building commercial marketing and operations teams and managing CRM, marketing automation, and digital marketing channels for some of the world's largest B2B organisations.

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