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Imagine walking into a business with outdated decor, faded posters, and dusty furniture. What impression would you get? Probably not a great one. Your website is the digital face of your company, and just like a physical storefront, it needs a refresh every now and then. But how do you know when it’s time for a website redesign? And how much time, effort, and budget should you allocate?

Many businesses struggle with this decision. Sometimes a rebranding with a new logo and color palette makes it obvious. Other times, a major shift in the company’s direction necessitates a complete overhaul. But what about those times when you’re still offering the same products or services, but your website is starting to show its age?

The 7-Second Rule

Studies show you have just 7 seconds to make a first impression online. Is your website making the most of those precious seconds? An outdated website can convey a lack of innovation, damage your brand image, and even cost you customers. Think about it: if your website looks like it’s from 2015, visitors might assume your business practices are just as outdated.

Signs Your Website Needs a Facelift:

The Website as a Dynamic Tool:

Your website is more than just an online brochure. It’s a dynamic tool that should evolve with your business and the ever-changing digital landscape. Here’s how we approach website revamps to ensure they are efficient and impactful:

Our Unique Process:

  1. Content Audit and Enhancement: We analyze your existing content, identify gaps, and incorporate new information to ensure it’s fresh, relevant, and engaging.
  2. Competitive Analysis: We research your industry and competitors to understand current trends and best practices in website design and messaging.
  3. Visual Refresh: We update your website’s look and feel with modern design elements, high-quality images, and intuitive navigation.
  4. SEO Optimization: We conduct keyword research and implement on-page optimization strategies to improve your website’s visibility in search results.
  5. User Experience Focus: We prioritize user experience (UX) by ensuring your website is easy to navigate, mobile-friendly, and accessible to all users.

The Benefits of a Website Revamp:

Investing in Your Online Presence

While a website revamp requires an investment of time and resources, it’s a crucial step in maintaining a strong online presence. A modern, engaging website can pay dividends in the form of increased brand awareness, customer loyalty, and ultimately, business growth.

Ready to give your website the refresh it deserves? Contact us for a free website assessment!

The anti-obesity drug market is booming. Big Pharma companies like Eli Lilly & Co (LLY) and Novo Nordisk (NVO) are racing to develop and acquire products that target the GLP-1 receptor system, the key mechanism behind blockbuster drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro. With Goldman Sachs forecasting the market to reach a staggering $100 billion by 2030, the competition is fierce. But amidst these giants, a small Utah-based company called Biolexis is poised to disrupt the landscape with a fresh perspective and a promising pipeline of “metabolic longevity” products.

Shedding Old Skin: A Website as a Catalyst for Change

Biolexis, despite its strong scientific foundation and innovative approach, initially struggled to communicate its unique vision. Their website, a relic of past ventures, lumped them in with countless other companies vying for attention in the crowded biotech space. It was a confusing mix of information about oncology, longevity, metabolic products, and AI drug discovery – a digital hodgepodge that failed to convey a clear message or differentiate Biolexis from the competition.

This lack of clarity hindered their ability to attract investors and partners, crucial for a small company looking to make a big splash in a rapidly growing market. They needed a way to stand out, to tell their story effectively, and to establish themselves as a serious contender.

Content Carnivores to the Rescue: A Digital Transformation

Enter Content Carnivores, a marketing agency with a proven track record of helping companies find their voice and connect with their audience. Recognizing the potential of Biolexis’s preclinical obesity drug and the urgency of the market opportunity, Content Carnivores embarked on a digital transformation.

They understood that in today’s digital age, a company’s website is often the first impression, a virtual storefront that can make or break a deal. As Forbes magazine puts it, “Without a clearly communicating website, people may question your legitimacy as a business. Having a website is an opportunity to make a great first impression and give people comfort that you’re a real business.”  

Content Carnivores stripped away the clutter and confusion, crafting a website that focused on the human aspect of longevity. They shifted the narrative from just weight loss to the broader concept of metabolic longevity, highlighting the interconnectedness of obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and even dementia. The new website presented a compelling story about Biolexis’s approach to health and aging, using human images combined with scientific visuals to create an emotional connection with visitors.

This strategic shift aligns with Biolexis’s development of multiple products that leverage GLP-1 but extend beyond simple weight loss. As their website explains, “Also in their metabolic pipeline is AMPK (AMP-activated protein kinase) which is emerging quickly as an additional target for obesity, as well as overall health, and longevity.” This broader approach positions Biolexis not just as a player in the anti-obesity market, but as a pioneer in the emerging field of metabolic longevity.

The GLP-1 Gold Rush: A Market Ripe for Disruption

The current market leaders, Lilly and Novo Nordisk, have seen explosive growth driven by their GLP-1 drugs. Novo Nordisk, for example, reported that GLP-1 drugs accounted for over 55% of its total revenue in 2023, with sales doubling to $18 billion. Lilly is experiencing similar success with tirzepatide, marketed as Mounjaro and Zepbound.

But Biolexis believes it has a key advantage: oral delivery.

The Advantages of Biolexis Begin with Delivery

Biolexis has a GLP-1 agonist in preclinical studies that management believes could be best-in-class. There are two key differentiators of the Biolexis drug. First, Biolexis’ drug is an oral small molecule, whereas drugs like semaglutide and tirzepatide are peptides given via a subcutaneous injection. And second, unlike most GLP-1 agonists, Biolexis has a unique chemical structure from the majority of other oral small molecule agonists in development.

This is a crucial differentiator in a market dominated by injectable medications. By offering an oral alternative, Biolexis can potentially capture a significant share of the market by appealing to patients seeking convenience and ease of use.

On the website, showing a pill an underscoring this difference is a simple but critical difference between the old site and the new site. Many such clarifications were executed to make the company stand out on its strengths.

Beyond the Pill: A Vision for the Future

Biolexis’s commitment to innovation and its focus on metabolic longevity position the company as a potential leader in this rapidly evolving field. By combining cutting-edge science with a human-centered approach, Biolexis is poised to not only compete with the big players but also to redefine the future of metabolic health. And with a website that clearly communicates its vision and values, Biolexis is well-equipped to attract the attention and investment needed to achieve its ambitious goals.