From Onboarding to Outcomes: The Privacy-First Identity Workflow for Pharma Marketing
A new Experian playbook shows what privacy-first activation looks like in practice, from governed onboarding through partner-enabled measurement.
The pandemic has led pharma marketers to embrace digital marketing communications and the benefits of investing in telehealth platforms to engage physicians are numerous and provide a tremendous opportunity.
Interactive, cloud-based video games are designed to tackle pharma's current challenge: engaging doctors virtually during a pandemic. But the tools are likely to outlive the circumstances in which they were born.
After many years on the back foot, the FDA has submitted a plan to study how viewers engage and process short-text prescription drug tweets and ads.
The promotional material that pharmaceutical representatives present to doctors is riddled with soft deception.
According to the report, from McKinsey & Co., Google and the Wharton School, one of every 20 Google searches today is for health information. That's grown 15 percent a year since 2011.
Healthcare decision-makers, especially at pharmaceutical companies, must prioritize patient input. Data collected from social media listening is a significant step in the right direction.
The Centers for Medicaid and Medicare continue to release reams of data, by way of its Open Payments project, and today we see some interesting factoids on how physicians are paid. The Pew Charitable Trust released the graphic below, which contains this nugget: more than $27 billion was spent by the pharmaceutical industry on marketing […]
Maybe the FDA put a hidden meaning in the name of the new pain drug that everyone is worried about. When I hear “Zohydro,” I think of a boss that my son has to beat on a video game. Then I think of the multi-headed snake hydra. I did a quick search of hydra on […]
The complexities of pharmaceutical companies inserting themselves into a conversation with patients and caregivers are numerous, particularly on social media. Although the U.S. Food and Drug Administration defines the parameters to some extent, there’s the issue of privacy and trust, too. It’s front-of-mind for most people using the Internet for healthcare queries. Healthcare marketer Richard […]