Table of Contents
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- Strategic scoping and focus
- Datamonitor insight
- Related reports
CHAPTER 2 EXAMINING THE NEED FOR A MULTI-CHANNELED MARKETING APPROACH
- Traditional physician and patient marketing channels are becoming less
effective
- A multi-marketing channel approach is the way forward
- Multi-channel marketing requires a tailored mix of traditional and novel
media aimed at each target audience
- Multi-channel marketing channels need to be considered in terms of
targeted customers
- New multiple-marketing channels need to be considered in terms of the
healthcare professional targeted
- New multiple-marketing channels need to be considered for patients too
WEB 2.0 TECHNOLOGY - A KEY COMPONENT OF MULTI-CHANNEL MARKETING
- Pharma needs to be where its customers are - online
- Web 2.0 technology enables Pharma to communicate with patients
- YouTube - a underused communication tool
- Pharma' s use of Facebook is still in its infancy
- MySpace is not used by Pharma
- Twitter - Pharma likes to Tweet!
- Blogs are still a one-way communication method
- Web 2.0 technology is not being used effectively as a promotional tool
to target healthcare professionals
- Opportunities for Pharma to create an integrated disease management
program around its drugs
- Google Health - personalized medicine will be the future
- iPhone (smart-phone) applications - replacement educational incentive
for reps seeking physician access
- Wii Fit - a communication tool
BIBLIOGRAPHY
- Publications and online articles
- Datamonitor resources
APPENDIX
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- Sponsored link
- Web 2.0
TABLES
- Table: Marketing approaches to key stakeholders
- Table: Online physician and nurse communities, 2009
- Table: Top 10 Pharma company websites visited by US physicians, 2008
- Table: Brand sponsored patient communities
- Table: Top 10 Big Pharma companies with the highest promotional spend, 2008
- Table: Pharma companies with a presence on YouTube, 2009
- Table: Big Pharma companies with corporate - employee Facebook pages (as
of July 2009), 2009
- Table: Pharma sponsored Facebook pages
- Table: List of Pharma companies with Twitter accounts
- Table: Pharma blogs - corporate and branded drug blogs sites currently
in operation, 2009
- Table: Top 10 iPhone health-related applications
FIGURES
- Figure: Big Pharma companies ranked by their 2007 advertising budgets,
2006 - 07
- Figure: Multi-channel marketing combines traditional and novel (web -
based) approaches
- Figure: Internal cross-functional teamwork necessary for multi-channel
marketing strategy
- Figure: Optimizing Pharma- physician communication channel strategies
- Figure: An outline of the FDA' s draft guidelines on presenting risk
information in prescription drug and medical device promotional material
- Figure: The pros and cons of YouTube as a means for pharma companies of
raising both disease and product awareness among patients
- Figure: Johnson & Johnson' s YouTube page
- Figure: The pros and cons of a pharma Facebook profile as part of Pharma' s
patient marketing strategy
- Figure: Novartis-sponsored patient advocate Facebook page by Marcia
Strassman, 2009
- Figure: Twitter, MySpace and Facebook audience retention rates
- Figure: The pros and cons for pharma companies f of a Twitter account
- Figure: Boehringer Ingelheim' s Twitter page user occupation and online
behaviors
- Figure: Alli connect - GlaxoSmithKline' s honest blogging webpage)
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