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Product commercialization for life science tools

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KlarBio is the executive go-to-market sidekick for life science tools companies developing innovative products. We expand your commercial capabilities with proven frameworks that accelerate traction, improve win rates, and speed commercial learnings as a team.

KlarBio de-risks GTM strategy with data, informing better decisions.

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Operating globally from Lund and Minneapolis

Who I've worked with

Ardena logo ChemoMetec logo AAX Biotech logo Svar Life Science logo Miltenyi Biotec logo RibbonBio logo ABENA logo

Claude can automate emails, but can it fix your broken sales cycle?

I started KlarBio after seeing teams pour gasoline on a fire and then drink out of the firehose. The fire was the disconnected GTM motion that only got worse with more manpower and AI (the gasoline). I think you can complete this analogy. Tools change, fundamentals don't.

The core problems we solve:

No repeatable sales process

No repeatable product development process

Unclear what marketing strategies to invest in

Improving visibility across AI search and at events

Phase I
Market and Customer Foundations

•  Step 1: Market prioritization

•  Step 2: Customer segmentation

•  Step 3: ICP and buyer personas

Phase II
Positioning & Messaging Refinement

•  Step 4: Product positioning

•  Step 5: Messaging

Phase III
Implementation & GTM

•  Step 6: Customer journey analysis

•  Step 7: Sales enablement assets

•  Step 8: Go-to-market plan

Phase IV
Deployment & Surveillance

•  Step 9: Quarterly review and iteration

•  Step 10: Marketing team leadership

Phase I: Market Validation & Prioritization

Find the market worth focusing on.

Three decisions build a market strategy: where the opportunity is, where your solution is strongest, and who needs to believe in it.

Illustrative market shortlist

Core facilities

Start

Platform biotech

Test

Academic labs

Explore

Market size · Need · Fit · Access

Step 01

Market sizing & segmentation

Compare opportunity size, use cases and buying conditions. Rank the segments worth pursuing first.

Customer need: more urgent ↑

Validate fit

Prioritize

Revisit

Develop demand

Strength of solution →

Step 02

Solutions mapping

Map solution strength against customer need. Agree where to prioritize, validate or pause.

A building represents the ideal customer organization. A lab coat represents the scientific user focused on workflow and evidence, and a suit represents the economic buyer focused on value, risk, budget and adoption.

Step 03

Ideal customers & buyer personas

Define the organization that fits, then distinguish the scientific user, internal champion and economic buyer.

Phase II: Positioning and Messaging

Make the value clear. Keep the story consistent.

Connect your science to what customers value, then equip the whole team to tell the same credible story.

Step 4 / Positioning Hypothesis

Step 5 / Messaging House

Scroll to explore the two steps ↓

Step 4

Positioning and Competitive Analysis

Positioning involves customer feedback, competitive analysis, and a bold stance on where you wish to stand. It’s an alteration of the position you hold in the prospect’s mind and must be consistent.

Two illustrative value curves compare current alternatives with a positioning hypothesis across feature breadth, price, workflow fit, time to value and expert support. Relative emphasis is schematic, not measured data.

Illustrative value curves, not measured customer results.

Step 5

Messaging & brand consistency

Build one messaging house for the website, deck and outreach. Consistency reduces confusion and makes content easier to maintain.

One core value proposition

Why your solution matters to this buyer

Customer outcomes

What gets better

Differentiation

Why this approach

Credible proof

Why believe it

Consistent claims, language and brand cues across every channel

Phase III: Sales Enablement and Execution Plan

Step 6

Customer touchpoint map

Map where buyers discover, evaluate, purchase and seek support. Put the right evidence at each step.

Where the buying journey happens

Touchpoint

Discovery

Evaluation

Purchase

Afterwards

Search & AI

Peers & events

Website & demos

Sales & partners

Support & reviews

Blue = priority touchpoint · Illustrative map · Swipe on small screens

Phase IV: BD and GTM Execution and Monitoring

Transition away from founder-led sales and maximize visibility

We help you partially automate founder-led sales using AI tools like Clay. We also build website content designed for AI search engines and SEO (there is some overlap). We also evaluate your site’s code and recommend a way to improve it if necessary. Most importantly, we track KPIs like form submissions, meetings booked, and website analytics.

Target account map

Signal feed

Tailored outreach

Weekly KPIs & review

AI search scoreboard

SEO content & site readiness

Scroll to explore the six panels ↓

Account map

Prioritize companies by fit and timing, with a clear reason behind each recommendation.

ILLUSTRATIVE ACCOUNT MAP · FIT AND TIMING SCORED 0–100

Timing ↑

A

B

C

D

E

0

Fit → 100

A

Core facility · Flow

92 · 88
Prioritize

B

Academic lab · Immunology

86 · 74
Review now

C

Pharma team · Cell therapy

81 · 52
Develop

Example accounts, not client results. Fit and timing stay separate so the next action has a clear rationale.

Signal feed

Tools such as Clay help track signals automatically. We filter the noise and share what is worth your attention.

Illustrative signal feed

Funding

A translational grant is awarded

Check the program, budget scope and workflow fit.

Science

A new paper reveals a relevant method

Understand the problem before suggesting a solution.

People

A facility appoints a new lead

Validate whether priorities or purchasing plans are changing.

Tailored outreach

Turn relevant evidence into a useful opening. Human review keeps the science, tone and timing aligned with your relationships.

Illustrative outreach

Human review

To: Scientific lead at a matched account

From: Your team, your domain

Subject: Your new translational program

Verified signal → Relevant opening → Reviewed before sending

Weekly KPIs & review

Review conversations, evaluations and pipeline movement. Decide what changes next, with fractional support to keep execution moving.

Illustrative weekly view, not client results

12

Qualified conversations

4

Active evaluations

3

Accounts advancing

This week’s decision

Prioritize the strongest evaluation. Agree the next experiment, owner and follow-up.

AI search scoreboard

Track buyer questions, mentions and citations. See where better evidence or clearer explanations could improve visibility.

Illustrative AI visibility review

Buyer question

Citation status

Which tools fit this workflow?

Cited

How do the alternatives compare?

Opportunity

What evidence supports adoption?

Track next

Defined prompts · Brand mentions · Citations · Search rankings

SEO articles with the next question in mind

Plan metadata, alt text and schema alongside the article, including related questions AI systems may explore through query fan-out.

Content built for the full question

yourcompany.com/resources

Choosing a workflow for your next study

Workflow image

← Title + metadata

← Descriptive alt text

← Schema markup

Related questions: alternatives · validation · implementation cost

Search rankings and AI citations are not the same.

Separate Ahrefs studies found that 37.1% of AI Overview citations overlapped with Google’s organic top 10 (March 2026), versus 8% of ChatGPT in-text citations in its July 2025 dataset. These are different research snapshots, not fixed rates.

Both AEO and SEO need attention. We connect visibility, content engagement and enquiries to build a clearer picture of what contributes to leads.

How we work together

Start with a two-week GTM audit.

Start with a standalone two-week GTM audit. You can stop after the audit, with no commitment to a longer engagement. Continue only if the priorities and support make sense for your team.

Weeks 1–2

Week 3

Weeks 4–13

Weeks 14–26

Week 26+

GTM Audit

Weeks 1–2

Two weeks

GTM Roadmap Decision

Week 3

One week

Implement

Weeks 4–26

90-day GTM roadmap

180-day GTM roadmap

Fractional Commercial Leadership

Week 26 onward

Ongoing →

What each step involves

GTM Audit

A 2-3 week process that uncovers opportunity areas to generate more revenue and improve marketing and RevOps.

GTM Roadmap Decision

Based on the final deliverable, the GTM Roadmap, leadership can decide what to implement, with what resources, and how we can execute.

Implement

KlarBio supports your team in staying on track of KPIs while filling in the gaps identified between Phases I-IV of our framework as identified in the audit.

Fractional Commercial Leadership

After GTM capabilities have strengthened, KlarBio can stick around to support the team in a capacity that is most suited to the needs of the team, or assist in hiring and training new hires to build upon the progress made.

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Stop after the audit, take the roadmap to your team, or continue with KlarBio.

The GTM audit, day by day

Meetings

Analysis & desk work

Deliverables

Pre-work: Intake form filled out

Week 1

Day 1

5 C’s analysis exercise with CEO*
Pre-workshop meetings with team

With other C-suite executives and product teams

Days 2–4

Pre-workshop meetings cont’d

If necessary

Analysis

KlarBio analyzes information presented thus far

Day 5

Sales workshop

Potentially cross-functional meeting to evaluate past sales, learnings, and opportunities

Week 2

Days 6–7

Draft roadmap preparation

Sent on day 7

GTM Gap Score

Identified gaps based on scoring criteria

Days 7–9

Feedback

Evaluate draft roadmap before final workshop

Day 10

GTM Roadmap Finalization

Discussion on feedback and implementation

Final GTM Roadmap
Activation Deliverable†

*5 C’s analysis refers to understanding the company, customers, competitors, collaborators, and business climate.
†A deliverable of the client's choice related to the core objective: can include email sequences, a target account list, or a new website messaging for one landing page

€4,000

Seed-stage or earlier and <2 million EUR in revenue

€8,000

Series A or <10 million EUR in revenue

€16,000

Mature organizations

Let's talk

In a first call with KlarBio, we learn about your goals, the challenges, and I'll share my initial thoughts on some approaches to take. If it seems like working together would be a good fit, we can schedule a follow-up with more concrete ideas for how we could work together. 

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Ebook

Make sure the fundamentals are in place.

Not sure how to go-to-market with an upcoming product, or if your current marketing and product strategy are capturing maximal value? The Product Marketing Ebok for B2B Life Sciences will explore the fundamentals your organization should have in place. It explains the process of product marketing and who can be responsible for it.

Download the e-book (PDF)

“

We spent many years working with marketing experts in an effort to convey our sophisticated tools to an ever-evolving scientific audience. It wasn't until Avi joined our team that those ambitions were fully realized.

Regan Baird, PhD

Chief Research Solutions Officer at Visiopharm

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