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Influencer marketing in pharma

World of DTC Marketing

As social media has become a more integrated part of our lives, influencer marketing has exploded. People are turning to their favorite Instagram stars, Twitter personalities, and YouTubers for advice and recommendations on purchasing decisions, but does this apply to prescription drugs? The answer is “maybe.”

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Sorry.COVID treatment data may not be reliable

World of DTC Marketing

Despite what the media portrays drug companies understand that new prescription drugs need to be “safe and effective” Ethical companies don’t manipulate or withhold data although there have been cases of lack of data transparency in ongoing clinical trials.

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How to Work with Patient Advocates, Influencers, and Ambassadors

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Their authenticity and credibility is their superpower—don’t diminish that by being overly prescriptive. The pandemic sparked an increase in social media activity, as patients sought relief via online communities. Social media consumption remains high, making influencer programs more valuable than ever. Sabrina Skiles.

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Uri Goren

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So, it's important for moral reasons, for ethical reasons, but it's really, really, really empowered by digital. What we see in social media is an amplification of a very small group which creates hesitancy. How many hours a day do you commit or spend in order to promote your social media channels? So, vaccine hesitancy.