We usually cover pharma or healthcare specific topics here, but today I wanted to touch on something more generic, but certainly part of today’s digital marketing mix, Twitter. With more and more pharma companies adopting Twitter as the digital tactic du jour, I thought this post would be fitting and helpful to anyone who has a Twitter account.
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Pharma and Healthcare Social Media Wiki Updates (and Badges!)
The updates continue on the Pharma and Healthcare Social Media Wiki. I’ve added about 20 more listings today, which brings the total pretty close to 400 examples of pharma and healthcare social media programs. Thanks to everyone who continues to send recommendations for sites and programs to include in the wiki.
Many of you have asked what you can do to support the wiki, as you’ve found it so useful. Well, there are a few things you can do since you asked:
Diagnosis In: Twitter’s Dying a Slow Death
One more post that’s non-pharma/healthcare specific, so I put it on iMedia Connection.
Please check out my latest post: Diagnosis In: Twitter’s Dying a Slow Death
Here’s a little teaser: “Okay, so Twitter may have more than a few months to live, but it’s not going to be around for much longer the way I see it for one simple reason. It’s not because of all the issues with security that have been all over the digital news lately. It’s not because there’s something better. It’s not even because someone’s going to buy Twitter. Twitter has a terminal disease and nothing really can save it. The disease? Spam.”
Emerging Media in Healthcare and Pharma White Paper
After my recent post where I shared my white paper on “The Future of Digital Relationship Marketing in Pharma,” many of you inquired if I had any similar papers. You’re in luck. I have one that’s a different topic, but I think related.
This one is called: “Emerging Media in Healthcare and Pharma.”
Here’s a brief summary:
“There are a significant number of emerging media areas that will affect healthcare and pharmaceutical marketing campaigns in the future. Some will have an enormous positive impact on current marketing practices, while others will have devastating negative consequences on these same practices. The good news is that there are alternatives to the way many current campaigns are conducted that leverage the best in consumer understanding, interactive technologies, and solid marketing strategy (all while staying within DDMAC rules).”






