Experts are making predictions about the exciting year ahead, unabashedly speculating if 2010 will indeed be the year the healthcare social media groundswell turns into a transformative medical marketing eruption - and whether that disruption proves to have an overall positive or negative impact on the industry. Ver...
- Prediction #1: FDA will issue draft guidelines that outline how manufacturers can and should use the Internet and Social Media for FDA-regulated products by the end of 2010, infusing the channel with direction, legitimacy, and explosive activity.
- Prediction #2: Google’s new “pharma-friendly” ad format, now in testing with select customers including Bayer, will propel these guidelines, revolutionize paid search, and help reinstate the “one-click rule” for fair balance information.
- Prediction #3: The role of video will exponentially increase and be taken even more seriously by healthcare companies and the FDA.
- Prediction #4: The role of patients and patient communities will increase and prove central to both branded and unbranded social media DTC initiatives.
- Prediction #5: The role of healthcare communications agencies will increase, meaning a bigger role for social media marketers and consultants.
- Prediction #6: A daring pharmaceutical company and healthcare marketing manager will score a “big win” with social media, opening the floodgates.
- Prediction #7: Not only pharma, but government and health authorities will increasingly utilize social media as their preferred communication strategy.
- Prediction #8: Social media will prove to be a vital internal communications tool.
- Prediction #9: Social media will help nurture the physician-patient relationship.
- Prediction #10: Social media will actually begin to benefit pharmaceutical companies’ own processes, tools, and technologies.
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