by Annabel Sedgwick
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by Annabel Sedgwick
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Not in our case – no raunchiness here! What we do promise is an engaging and meticulously researched response to your brief. At kdm communications, we welcome inquiries from prospective clients in the life sciences, technical, and medical sectors, eager to fulfill your requirements.
We take pride in meticulously crafting our proposals. Upon receiving an initial request via phone or email, we engage in detailed discussions to gather background information and clarify the client’s goals and stakeholders. Leveraging our blend of marketing expertise and scientific insight at kdm communications, we analyze niche applications, identify target publications, and explore opportunities for effective marketing communications. This process culminates in a comprehensive, well-coordinated marketing plan. We eagerly welcome the chance to meet new faces and present our proposals as the initial step toward building a strong, enduring working relationship.
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The kdm communications office is just a stone’s throw from the historic city of Cambridge, and many of us are fortunate to call this area home. The university city has long been a hub for innovation, research and entrepreneurship, making it the perfect environment where scientific and technology companies can thrive. But what can a