When pen meets paper – Part 3: It’s a two-way street
In pharma marketing, the most critical point in the marketing equation is when the physician’s pen meets paper and a script is written. But why does a doctor prescribe one […]
In pharma marketing, the most critical point in the marketing equation is when the physician’s pen meets paper and a script is written. But why does a doctor prescribe one […]
Over the last 20+ years I have watched thousands of one-on-one market research interviews with physicians and healthcare specialists to determine what will drive prescribing habits for clients. My findings? […]
In this 3-part series, I explore the “tried and true” bag of tricks that marketers rely on; the role the physician plays in changing a behavior; and an emerging relationship-driven […]
It is an increasingly rare day when patients, their physicians, and the pharmaceutical industry all agree on something. In this case, the something is the treatment of chronic pain, and […]
How many of you are familiar with this image? First time I saw one, two things came to mind: (1) This was a maze and I had to somehow find […]
I watched the Indianapolis 500 this Memorial Day weekend and noticed something interesting. The fastest car completed 4 qualifying laps around the 2.5-mile oval with an average speed of 227 […]
Life is difficult for healthcare professionals. Every day is fraught with treatment challenges, economic woes, and patient frustrations. Like any consumer, to break through the clutter of their everyday lives, […]
In my last post, I established that a stringent regulatory environment is no excuse for not making an emotional connection between your brand and its target audience. Too often, […]
“Keep it safe” seems to be the mantra of a legion of pharmaceutical marketers these days. Unfortunately, their attempts to try to fly under the regulatory radar can end up […]
US healthcare and pharmaceutical online advertising spending on direct-to-consumer (DTC) and over-the-counter remedies will reach $1 billion by the end of 2010. This represents an increase of 10.6% over last […]