Medical device & medtech marketing agencyBuilt on innovation.Chosen by people.

Make the value as clear as the technology.

Your product can be complicated. Your story should help people understand it. We connect the science, the business and the human reason to care.

Valencell consumer-brand creative from Carbon’s documented assignment
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UFP TechnologiesHubSpotSchneider Electric

What we do

Carbon is a medical-device marketing agency helping medtech companies and manufacturing partners with audience research, positioning, brand identity, messaging, websites, content and media. Our work includes UFP MedTech and Valencell. We translate technical value into a story the relevant buying audience can understand.

The audience changes the assignment.

Who needs to
see it differently?

An OEM evaluating a manufacturing partner, a clinical team considering a device and a consumer exploring a health product have different questions. We define the audience and decision before choosing the story or channels.

Manufacturing partners

Make the capability easier to evaluate.

Help OEM teams understand your processes, applications and role in development or production. Connect technical detail to the commercial concerns behind supplier selection.

Device and technology brands

Explain the difference with evidence.

Develop a position and message around the intended audience, product and supported benefits. Give technical and commercial teams a shared foundation for the story.

Consumer-facing innovation

Bring the human reason forward.

Help people understand what the technology means to them. Build a brand, content and digital experience around that audience, without losing the evidence behind the message.

Clarity earns its place.

A useful promise.
Something to back it up.

We work with your subject-matter experts and review teams to understand the evidence available for the intended audience. Claims, terminology and approvals belong in the plan from the start.

The marketing work can include research, positioning, a message framework, creative assets, website content and a channel plan. The scope depends on your stage, audience and goals. Your designated clinical, legal and regulatory reviewers approve product claims; marketing does not establish a device’s clearance, approval or intended use.

This page focuses on device companies, medtech innovators and their manufacturing partners. For health systems and broader organizations, explore our healthcare marketing work. For a practical starting point, use the medical-device marketing planning example.

The work behind the words

Different audiences.
A reason to connect.

UFP MedTech creative connecting clinical applications and manufacturing expertise

UFP MedTech: start with the buyer.

Quantitative and qualitative research identified speed to market, cost and risk mitigation as important supplier-selection considerations. That informed the UFP MedTech position, website and brand assets, followed by corporate brand architecture and media.

The website helped prospects explore markets and capabilities and find a route to an inquiry. Research gave those choices a clear purpose.

See the UFP Technologies work
Valencell brand creative from Carbon’s shift-to-consumer assignment

Valencell: make technology feel human.

Carbon’s documented assignment helped a biometric technology company prepare for a consumer-facing brand. The work included messaging, logo and brand aesthetic, and a corporate website designed to feel more personal and approachable.

This is a historical brand assignment. It is not a statement about current product availability or regulatory status.

Explore the Valencell assignment

Good work starts with a clear scope.

What are we
building together?

A repositioning, a website and an integrated marketing program ask different things of a team. We put the deliverables and approval responsibilities around the job you need done.

What the work can include
The workWhat you can put to use
Audience and positioningA research brief, insight synthesis, positioning and message framework based on the agreed assignment.
Brand and launch creativeIdentity and campaign development, content priorities and assets selected for the audience and channels.
Website and contentBuyer-focused site structure, capability or product content and a clear path to the appropriate next step.
Media and measurementA channel plan and defined measures, with sales handoff where relevant to the buying process.

Bring us the starting point.

Tell us who the product or capability serves, what is changing, the evidence and assets available, the people who approve claims and the milestone you are working toward.

A project or a partnership.

We work on a project or retainer basis. Projects receive a custom quote based on your needs and timing. Retainers start as low as $5,000/month; the agreed scope determines the final fee. Your proposal will clarify deliverables, responsibilities and any media, production or technology costs.

Explore pricing and engagement options
Talk through your medical-device project
The Carbon crew working through ideas at a whiteboard

Good chemistry. Real people.

The greatest
crew around.

Strategists, creatives, media specialists and technologists, working together on your business. You work directly with the people doing the work.

Meet Carbon

Good questions. Clear answers.

Before we get to work.

Here’s how we think about the work.

Do you work with medtech manufacturers as well as device brands?

Yes. UFP MedTech is an example of work for a development and manufacturing partner; Valencell is an example of a technology business developing a consumer-facing brand. The audience and commercial model shape the assignment.

What can Carbon deliver for a medical-device marketing project?

Depending on scope, work can include audience research, positioning, messaging, brand identity, creative, website strategy and development, content and paid media. We agree on deliverables and responsibilities for the specific project.

Can you support a move from B2B to consumer marketing?

Yes. Our Valencell case study describes brand messaging, identity and website work for that transition. We start by understanding the new audience and what the existing brand should carry forward.

Does Carbon provide regulatory approval or clinical validation?

No. Our role is marketing. Your designated specialists review and approve product claims and regulatory language. The plan should account for their evidence, review process and required approvals.

How do you price a medtech engagement?

We work on a project or retainer basis. Projects receive a custom quote based on your needs and timing. Retainers start as low as $5,000/month; the agreed scope determines the final fee. Your proposal will clarify deliverables, responsibilities and any media, production or technology costs.

What should we bring to the first conversation?

A description of the audience, product or capability, business goal and timing is enough to start. Existing research, evidence, brand assets, approval responsibilities and budget context help us shape a useful scope.

Create a reaction

Make the next step clear.

Bring the technology and the challenge. Let’s work out the story your audience needs.

Discuss your medtech brief