Pharma: Trends and Uses Of Mobile Apps and Digital Marketing
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Infographic: Physician Survey Regarding Patients Who Share Wearable Collected Health Data

Infographic: Physician Survey Regarding Patients Who Share Wearable Collected Health Data | Pharma: Trends and Uses Of Mobile Apps and Digital Marketing | Scoop.it

A WebMD survey finds that patients are more engaged when they share their own health with their doctors.


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Halo Health's curator insight, April 3, 2017 2:31 PM

Interesting graphic about how fitness trackers help with patient engagement.

Laurent FLOURET's curator insight, April 4, 2017 8:45 AM

Value of patient-gathered data is NOT "debatable" anymore, especially with the multiplication of data point tracked...

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WebMD is Just Another Health Web Portal, Says @Richmeyer Nothing Special for Pharma Ad Buyers!

WebMD is Just Another Health Web Portal, Says @Richmeyer Nothing Special for Pharma Ad Buyers! | Pharma: Trends and Uses Of Mobile Apps and Digital Marketing | Scoop.it

OK, so WebMD is the number one health portal. So what?  As I have talked about many times before the online search for health information does not involve one site.  Online health seekers will go to many sites depending on how big the health problem they are researching effect their lives.

DTC marketers need to think like an online health seeker and place media where THEY are online.  I, for example, have had better metrics with health pages on out top newspaper sites.  We also highly recommend that rather than trying to get someone to click on your ad you deliver the brand message via an integrated online ad as a lot of people surf the web at work and won’t go to a pharma site during that time.

WebMD has had a lot of problems in the past years as well with a new CEO and top talent leaving.  At times I have tried to call WebMD reps to get more information that has never been received.  In a way they are a lot like Twitter, they have the users, but just don’t know how to monetize it.

WebMD can make a comeback, but they need some good independent quantitative case studies that clearly demonstrate to pharma and its agencies that WebMD can help them achieve brand objectives. Until that happens, they are just another web portal.


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