We Can Build Your Content Strategy
Your leaders have unique insights and your team is spearheading exciting work in your field. Our strategists and writers will help your thought leaders create and deliver meaningful scientific content. Whether you need to position your company, introduce a new service or product, or work with a technical writer to spotlight your novel approach, we will ensure the right people notice you.
From video and interactive websites, to case study and white paper development, our experts will deliver content to engage your greatest prospects throughout your sales pipeline.
Online, at trade shows, in publications, in mailboxes, and everywhere your brand can be, we will facilitate the buyer’s journey by delivering content at the right time and in the right context.
Execute a comprehensive content marketing campaign with the following services:
Market Intelligence Toolbox
Gear your content to timely, relevant topics to engage your market.
Strategy
Ensure the purpose and value of your content aligns with your company’s growth goals.
Branding
Create multimedia that informs and improves the reader’s or viewer’s perception of your brand.
Content Development
Work with creative, technical, and scientific writers to build content for any audience.
Digital/Interactive
Keep your content front-and-center and top-of-mind for users 24/7.
Communication/PR/Media
Gain exposure for your content by leveraging the media relationships we’ve built and strengthened over many years.
Industry-Specific Programs:
Persona & Buyer's Journey
Profile your ideal prospects to better appeal to their purchasing behaviors.
Digital/SEO
Audit your online strategy to find ways to expand your presence, grow your readership, and boost ROI.
Build Content That Will Keep Them Coming Back for More
Connect With an Expert
“SCORR gives us volume and value in terms of content. Elligo has grown quickly — along the way, SCORR has helped us get featured in local publications, specific industry journals, and even mass media outlets like the Wall Street Journal.”