• MARKETING: HEALTH
    Health Takes A Holiday
    A worthwhile challenge would be to harness the same peer pressure that encouraged us to eat an extra holiday cookie into encouragement to run an extra mile the rest of the year. Which is exactly the idea behind fitness bands like Nike+, Jawbone Up, and Fitbit. They help us track our progress, and also share and compare it with the progress of others.
  • MARKETING: HEALTH
    Accelerated Trial-Sourcing: Should Marketers Play A Role?
    In 1988, students arriving for their first day of classes at Harvard Medical School were surprised when they were greeted by a group of AIDS protesters who poured fake blood on the sidewalk and held up signs advocating against what they called "elegant science."
  • MARKETING: HEALTH
    Botched Healthcare Branding
    Healthcare in the United States is a mess for numerous reasons, and many institutions are attempting to apply their fix. Buried in this mess is a healthcare topic that is rarely discussed.
  • MARKETING: HEALTH
    Can Pharma Brands Do More Than Just 'Like' Social?
    In her recent article (Medical Marketing & Media, Nov. 3, 2013) Zoe Dunn posed the question "should Pharma abandon social media?" Her premise was that, in a world where brand marketers change every 18 months, can there ever be enough commitment for long-term tactics such as social? And she is right, to a point. The trouble is that today, at least in the Pharma space, social media is still widely considered a tactical "nice to have."
  • MARKETING: HEALTH
    Five Trends Shaping Healthcare Web Design
    According to Pew Research 72% of U.S. Internet users have gone online in the past year specifically for health-related information - a number that will surely grow with the continued rise of healthcare consumerism. It has never been more important for health brands to deliver engaging digital experiences. Here are five web design trends that can help your organization do just that.
  • MARKETING: HEALTH
    Top Trends For Healthcare & Wellness Marketers In 2014
    To say it has be an interesting past few months for the healthcare and wellness industry would be the understatement of the year. The consumer health and wellness space is evolving and shifting at a rate and level never seen before. Of course, the rollout of the Affordable Care Act is a big reason why. But, perhaps more importantly, it is the part technology is playing. The consumerization of technology has propelled massive changes that have created a newly empowered consumer more involved and in charge. And it's causing major disruptions with how to target, reach and engage with these …
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