We, a handfull of bioinformaticians, established a company several months ago. We only received 3 projects as of now. Can anyone share any experience on advertising this service?
Thanks,
DecodeNomics
Thanks,
DecodeNomics
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referrals
Referrals and word of mouth I think is the best return on investment. The key is to do a good job in a timely manner. Try to build a relationship with your clients since science is more than question -> answer it is more equivalent to question->question question question -
Also, I would post here as a service provider about what you do and how to contact you.
We are always looking for bioinformatics support to send our customers to.Comment
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I would offer some number of free projects in exchange for people posting about their experience with your services. There's probably no better marketing.Comment
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Thank you. And I agree. Our 3rd project was by referral from a connection. But as we just started, we are thinking of making our services known by more people.
Originally posted by severin View PostComment
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Thank you.
We aimed to help biologists and doctors in manuscript publication by providing data analysis on high-throughput data like RNA-Seq, ChIP-Seq, Bisulfite-Seq(RRBS,WGBS), MNase-Seq and etc.
Interested people may check our website for more information at www.decodenomics.com
Originally posted by kwaraska View PostComment
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Thank you. That sounds like a good idea to attract some attention.
Originally posted by ECO View PostComment
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A tip - please spell check your web site. E g "Conact" -> "Contact", "Transcritome" -> "transcriptome", "aurthor" -> "author" etc.
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