Content Creation for Ocean Science and Innovation
Clear, accurate, and engaging content for ocean science, research, innovation, policy, and sustainability.
Why good content matters
Good content connects your work with the people who need to know about it.
Whether you are communicating with funders, policymakers, collaborators, customers, stakeholders, or the public, your content needs to be clear, accurate, relevant, and appropriate for its audience.
We help you identify what matters most, organise complex information, and present it in a form people can understand and use.
Who this is for
Research projects needing regular content for websites, reports, newsletters, or stakeholder updates
Scientific organisations and nonprofits seeking to build visibility, trust, or engagement
Marine technology and innovation companies that need to explain complex products, services, or applications
Teams preparing funding applications, impact reports, case studies, or project outputs
Initiatives that need high-quality content but lack specialist writing or editorial capacity
How we support you
Need to reach specialist audiences?
Create the content you need
Every project is different, and so is the content we create. Below are examples of what we commonly produce. If you need something that isn't listed, get in touch, and we'll work it out together.
Written content
Articles, features, and editorial content
Research and project stories
Reports, briefings, and summaries
Case studies and interviews
Website content
Newsletters and email content
Social media copy
Presentations and slide decks
Visual and creative content
Graphics, diagrams, and infographics
Illustrations and visual storytelling
Social media content and assets
Short-form video concepts, scripts, and production
Presentation and event visuals
Some projects need specialist materials that help a particular audience understand what the evidence means and why it is relevant to them.
Ocean Oculus develops plain-language summaries, policy briefs, fact sheets, research briefings, and explainers for policymakers, practitioners, funders, communities, and other non-specialist audiences.
Explore further
The Communication Brief
Ideas, research, and practical guidance for communicating ocean science, research, and innovation.
You might also need
Many clients combine content work with other support. Depending on your needs, you might also be interested in:
Communication or content strategy: when you need a plan to make your content purposeful and consistent
Summaries, briefs, and explainers: when complex research or technical information needs to be adapted for a particular audience
Websites and online presence: when you need somewhere clear and effective to publish and showcase your content
Event communications: when content is needed before, during, or after an event
FAQs
Can you help with one-off pieces, or do you only work on longer projects?
Both. We work on everything from single articles and case studies to ongoing content retainers. If you're not sure what you need, get in touch, and we'll work it out together.
How do you ensure content is scientifically accurate?
We work closely with you and/or subject matter experts throughout and always share drafts for review before anything is finalised. Our marine science background helps us understand specialist material, identify where clarification is needed, and ask informed questions.
Do you work with us on tone and style or bring your own?
We adapt to you. If you have an established tone of voice or style guide, we'll work within it. If you're starting from scratch, we'll develop something that fits your organisation and audience.
Can you manage content on an ongoing retainer basis?
Yes. Retainer arrangements work well for organisations that need regular content but don't have in-house capacity. We'll agree on a scope and rhythm that works for both sides.
Do you write in English only?
Content is primarily developed in English. For multilingual projects, we can work with native-language writers and professional translators, depending on the scope and language required.
