
We translate data, research and science into stories each audience can understand in a minute and believe for the long run.
Leaders with real evidence (results, studies, field data) that isn’t landing with customers, investors, regulators or their own people.
Your proof gets understood, repeated and acted on, without overstating it or giving away what should stay private.
“Our results are strong. Nobody outside the lab seems to get it.”
“Sales tells one story, the science says another.”
“Our case studies read like brochures.”
“Investors’ eyes glaze over by slide four.”
“We can’t explain how it works without giving away how it works.”
“Every proof point we have is something we wrote about ourselves.”
Producing evidence is hard. Getting it understood by people who didn’t produce it is often harder, and it’s where good findings quietly die. Data Translation closes that distance. We start with what each audience already knows, what they need to decide, and what would make them believe it.
Then we build the story: the numbers, the people behind them, and a clear “so what.” The same evidence becomes a one-page sheet for a homeowner, a detailed case study for a buyer, a deck for an investor and a briefing for your own team, each consistent with the others and none promising more than the data can carry.
A closer look
Who needs to believe your evidence, what they know now and what would change their mind.
The core narratives your data supports, with each claim traced to its source.
Before-and-after stories built from your real results.
Charts, decks and short explainer videos made for each audience.
A searchable home for every proof point, data source and certification, ready when someone asks “show me.”
TryMarine had to show efficacy and safety to audiences as different as academics, regulators, homeowners and its own sales team, without giving away proprietary detail. We built the data foundation, then the case studies, information sheets and explainer and brand videos for each audience.

Make sure the numbers are clean and the findings verified before the story is told.
Turn the same evidence into a long-form paper for readers who want the full argument.
Carry the stories consistently across every channel and audience.