MedTech BoosterShot™
Small Med Tech business owners are marketers, too!
In addition to running your business, you are responsible for marketing
your product or service. Do you ever wish you had the time to brush up
on the latest tools and techniques for effective marketing?
This e-mail training program is your chance to do it… painlessly!
Sharpen your marketing skills in a few minutes twice a week.
We've taken the insights that made us successful in med tech marketing and deliver them to your inbox each week for a year. No travel, no generic programs, no big expense. Just practical, ready-to-use tools.
Build medical marketing skill each week for a year.
You'll receive two emails from us each week. Each takes about 10 minutes to read. You pick the two days, based on your own schedule, so you can be focused on what we send.
In the beginning of the week,
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…then, you get tools to use what
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I'm interested! Let me know when it launches.
Add my name to your list and let me know when the program is available. You can also follow details of the launch on twitter.
Help design the program. Save money when it launches.
If you check the "I'd like input into the program" box, we'll also send you:
- a sneak peek of content
- brief questions to help us perfect and refine program content
- a discount code you can use to purchase the program as our way of saying "thanks" for helping us
Manage marketers? Delight your direct reports.
Our course offers a great option for your marketers' development. Your employees will appreciate this flexible training with content specific to their work. Check the "I manage marketers" box and we'll let you know about options that can help you use our program with your team.
Why is this program for you?
- It's specific to medical device marketing
- It's year-round, not a one-time class
- You can save and revisit the lessons
- You build a toolkit of templates you can use
Why work with Matchstick?
“This class is like shadowing a senior marketer for a year.”
- Med Tech Product Manager
In our corporate careers, Erika and I would routinely sit with marketers and do peer reviews, give advice, or help talk through a challenging situation. After we each left our corporate jobs we still found ourselves getting calls and giving much of the same advice.
In a weekend car ride, we put together the agenda for this class. Over the next year, we started writing each week’s notes.