Turn complex research into credible, audience-ready social media content. We help shape the narrative, plan the campaign, create platform-specific posts and visuals, and organise content so your findings are easier to discover, understand and share.
Research story → platform-ready communication
Choose by monthly content volume and channel complexity. These plans cover research-led content creation and planning; paid-media spend, account moderation and influencer fees are not bundled into the content price.
Essential
₹8,000 / month
For one research project that needs a consistent, credible presence on one primary platform.
Professional
₹15,000 / month
For coordinated research promotion across two platforms with a stronger mix of formats.
Advanced
₹24,000 / month
For higher-volume research promotion across several channels and repeated campaign moments.
Video/reel production, community management, paid advertising, media buying, influencer coordination and daily publishing operations are quoted separately when required.
Each stage keeps the research source, audience, channel and desired action connected so the campaign stays coherent from first brief to post-campaign learning.
Understand the research, audience, goals and communication context.
Identify evidence, key messages, usable visuals and important qualifiers.
Define audiences, message angles, channels, formats and campaign sequence.
Develop social copy, visual concepts, carousels and supporting content assets.
Prepare platform-specific content, sequencing and publishing guidance.
Review available performance signals and identify optimisation opportunities.
We turn research-heavy source material into a coordinated set of social media messages and visual assets without stripping away the context that makes the work credible.
Build clear research stories, message pillars, hooks and calls to action from the supplied evidence and communication goal.
Create platform-ready post copy, short threads, captions, campaign sequences and researcher-facing promotional text.
Shape visual abstracts, research carousels, data-led social graphics and concise visual storytelling concepts.
Align tone, depth, message framing and format with the intended audience and the role of each social platform.
Organise research promotion into a practical sequence of themes, formats, content moments and review checkpoints.
Define measurement-ready indicators and structure reporting around the platform data that is actually available.
The service brings research interpretation, visual communication, campaign planning and measurement thinking together in one production workflow.
The exact mix of capabilities is selected around the research asset, target audience, channels, campaign objective and agreed deliverables.
Build a reusable research-promotion package instead of treating every social post as a disconnected piece of content.
Connect the original research input to communication activity, tangible content outputs, audience outcomes and the broader impact the campaign is intended to support.
The content approach changes according to the audience, research context and action you want the campaign to encourage.
Promote papers, projects, collaborations and research profiles.
Explain findings clearly while retaining scientific context and qualifiers.
Translate evidence into concise content for policy and stakeholder audiences.
Communicate funded work, milestones, outputs and public-value narratives.
Turn technical findings into accessible content for wider communities.
Present evidence-led insights, sustainability research and innovation clearly.
Choose a working model that fits a single research release, an ongoing content programme or a broader research-communication partnership. Scope and delivery dates are confirmed after reviewing the requirement.
Defined research asset, deliverables and review cycle.
Ongoing content support across a continuing research programme.
Coordinated content around a launch, event or publication moment.
Longer-term research communication and promotion support.
Initial monthly content batches are typically prepared in 5–10 business days depending on the selected plan. Larger asset volumes, extra platforms and extended review cycles can require additional time.
The page is built around the same principle as the service: complex research should become easier to understand without becoming less accurate.
Messaging begins with the source material and its intended meaning.
Claims, caveats and important qualifiers remain part of the content logic.
Language depth and message framing are adapted to the people you need to reach.
Content is shaped for platform behaviour rather than copied everywhere unchanged.
Research visuals focus attention on the insight, evidence and action that matter.
Campaign planning considers how available data can support learning and refinement.
Practical questions about source material, audience adaptation, visual content, publishing, measurement and requesting a quote.
It is a research-focused content service that translates papers, reports, projects and evidence into clear social media messages, platform-ready posts, visual content and structured promotion assets for defined audiences.
You can provide a published paper, accepted manuscript, preprint, report, policy brief, presentation, research summary, project page, approved figures or other source material that accurately represents the work to be promoted.
Yes. The same research can be adapted into different lengths, hooks, visual formats and calls to action so the content fits the intended platform and audience while preserving the underlying evidence.
Visual abstracts, data-led graphics, research carousels and other visual social assets can be included when they fit the agreed campaign scope and the supplied research material supports the visual story.
Content is developed from the supplied source material, with claims, qualifiers and key context kept aligned to that material. Items that need author confirmation can be flagged during review rather than guessed.
Yes. Messaging can be adjusted for researchers, practitioners, policy audiences, funders, professional communities or broader public audiences by changing terminology, context and level of explanation without changing the underlying evidence.
Yes. A single research asset can be structured into a sequence of posts around the research question, key finding, method, practical implication, figure, author perspective or next step, subject to the agreed scope.
Publishing and scheduling can be discussed as part of the engagement. If direct account access is not in scope, the service can provide an organised content calendar and platform-ready assets for your team to publish.
Measurement can be planned around available platform data and agreed indicators such as reach, engagement, clicks, saves, shares or referral activity. Reporting depends on the analytics access and data available for the campaign.
Share the research material, target audiences, intended platforms, desired content formats, campaign objective and deadline through the enquiry form. The scope can then be reviewed before a quote and delivery plan are confirmed.
Share the research asset, target audience, intended platforms and campaign objective. This helps define the right content formats, review process and delivery scope before any quote or timeline is confirmed.
Paper, preprint, report, project summary, approved figures, presentation or other source material.
Who should see the content, what they need to understand and where the campaign is intended to appear.
Awareness, readership, event support, stakeholder engagement, public communication or another defined research-promotion goal.
Desired launch date, approval steps, content volume and any institutional or funder communication requirements.
Provide enough detail for the team to understand the source research, campaign need and desired outputs.
From research interpretation and campaign strategy to platform-ready copy, visual storytelling and measurement planning, build a promotion package around the evidence—not around generic marketing language.
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