A Video Podcast That's
Fast. Focused. ​Impactful. 

Life sciences are full of breakthroughs—but too few companies break through. In a digital-first world, traditional tactics fall flat, leaving many innovators unheard and unseen.
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Life Sciences Decoded helps companies:

• Cut through the noise and claim your place in the conversation
• Transform your expertise into stories that stick
• Reach real buyers with short, authentic videos they’ll actually watch

Your Buyers Have Evolved—Has Your Marketing?

Today's buyers do their homework. If they're going to learn about your company, they prefer trusted third-party sources over marketing speak, and expect to explore solutions on their own terms before talking to sales. 

Here’s what they want:

• Short, engaging video: interviews, explainers, expert insights
• Self-service access: content they can explore on their own and at their own pace
• No sales pitches: just valuable, relevant information they can trust​ and evaluate​

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Did You Know?

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Short-form video is expected to account for up to 90% of internet traffic by 2025 ​	88% of marketers credit video with helping generate leads (Wyzowl)	Of executives prefer video for insights over text ​(Forbes)	​73% of people believe videos between 30 seconds and 2 minutes are the most effective​

Your Prospects are Watching. Do You Have Anything Worth Watching?

Topics We Cover:

• Informatics and Lab Technology
• Compliance and Pharmacovigilance Service Providers
• AI and Big Data in R&D and Clinical Diagnostics
• Big Pharma and Biotech
• Diagnostic Companies
• Manufacturing Automation & Instrumentation Providers
• Compliance Specialists
• Academic Research and Nonprofits
• ​Innovations in Healthcare
• Life Science Consulting Firms
• Venture Capital and Private Equity Firms Specializing in Life Sciences

Meet Your Decoders!

​We believe the best ideas don’t need an hour to be explained—that's why we deliver entertaining and informative (10-20 Min) packed with industry intelligence, business breakthroughs, and the latest trends in life sciences.​​ 

Meghan O'Sullivan

Susan Najjar