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Earning Attention in Pharma
Pharma buyers are among the hardest in B2B to reach.
They're senior, specialist, know their field inside out, and have little patience for direct marketing tactics.
Earning their attention takes patience, immersion and a strategy designed specifically for this specialist market.
Why most pharma marketing gets ignored
Most of it is aimed at people who aren't the buyer, tries to push action before you’ve gained awareness, and talks about the product rather than the problem the buyer has.
The firms that do get through are the ones already present in the places their buyers pay attention to, long before there's a live opportunity.
The Twenty One Twelve approach
We help our clients build a solid pipeline in pharma through our Growth Engine methodology. The premise is simple: understand what your audience truly values, create something genuinely useful, then build the route from attention to commercial opportunity.
Every engagement starts with strategic analysis: what's worked, what hasn't, where the constraint actually sits and what needs to change. From there, we apply whichever parts of the Growth Engine are needed to move the business forward.
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Clarity and distinctiveness. Who you're for, why you're different, how you sound to them.
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Foundations. Clean data, a CRM you can trust, reporting that shows what worked.
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Trust and access. Thought leadership, newsletter, LinkedIn, forums, events, partners.
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Pipeline. Named accounts, scoring, a clear sales handover.
Want to understand where you sit?
Book a complimentary growth analysis.
Every Client is a Case Study
Proof
Pathfinder Wealth Management · Wealth management, B2C
An IFA whose clients invest around four times the market norm, Pathfinder wanted to grow without treating people as leads. We built a referral engine around the professionals those clients already trust: a community of 700 lawyers and accountants, a newsletter running at a 55.3% open rate against a sector norm of 20 to 35%, and events designed never to mention money. As Pathfinder's sole marketing function, we've helped increase funds under management by over 50%.
"So far the campaign has really exceeded my expectations in terms of outcomes and the whole team have all been excellent in delivering the campaign." Billy Moss, Partner, Pathfinder Wealth Management
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InfoDesk · Regulatory intelligence software, B2B Enterprise software sold to senior compliance and regulatory professionals across insurance, pharma and manufacturing, with six month sales cycles and an audience that spots generic marketing instantly. After a strategic reset focused on authority and targeted access, leads increased 224% and MQLs grew 70%.
Richardsons Chartered Accountants · Accountancy, B2C and B2B Richardsons has had consecutive best years in business. We run their marketing as an outsourced function: content, CRM, events, LinkedIn, print, newsletter and sponsorship, plus oversight of their other agency relationships.
"The team at Twenty One Twelve have been so helpful in getting us on track with our marketing strategy." Jemima King, Partner, Richardsons Chartered Accountants
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FOMO Mortgages · Mortgages, B2C A brokerage launching into a market dominated by national comparison sites. We took them from a standing start to 100 qualified leads, 10,000 email subscribers and over a thousand social followers.
Built for scrutiny
Financial services marketing has to survive more scrutiny than most. Your content may pass through compliance, legal, senior management and several other stakeholders before a customer ever sees it.
We understand that this is part of the job, not an inconvenience that appears at the end of it. Claims are evidenced, drafts are built for review rather than rewritten after the fact, and approval timelines are planned into the process from the start.
We're not your compliance function and we don't sign anything off. We build marketing with the realities of regulated businesses in mind.
The Twenty One Twelve approach
Most businesses treat the symptoms of a weak pipeline, not the cause.
When growth stalls, channels and tactics get blamed.
That’s when businesses spread themselves too thin. More LinkedIn, more content, more outbound, more events.
But channels sit on top of the system. If your positioning isn't distinctive, more traffic produces more irrelevant traffic. If your expertise isn't visible, more outreach produces more ignored messages. If the data isn't connected, you can't tell which half worked. If marketing and sales aren't joined up, the demand you create disappears between the two.
There's no single lever that fixes growth in complex markets with long sales cycles. A system is required, that’s exactly what The Growth Engine provides.