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How Has Patient Marketing Changed in the Digital Age?

Pharma Marketing Network

This article dives deep into how patient marketing has changed, whats driving this transformation, and what strategies are leading the way for 2025 and beyond. By doing so, they position themselves not only as product promoters but as trusted partners in patient care. FAQs What is patient marketing in pharma?

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Does Referral Marketing Work in Pharma?

Pharma Marketing Network

This article explores whether Referral Marketing can truly thrive in pharma and how it must evolve to deliver results in a tightly regulated and complex ecosystem. This includes sponsoring condition-specific communities, providing co-pay cards, and incentivizing educational outreach rather than direct product promotions.

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Social Media Strategies for Pharma Marketing: Engaging HCPs & Patients

Pharma Marketing Network

Instead of lengthy articles, consider: Infographics summarizing clinical trial results. Pharma brands have a responsibility to provide educational and empathetic content while avoiding direct product promotion. Engage in scientific dialogues by sharing white papers and expert opinions. Short video clips with expert insights.

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Marketing in Pharma: Top Strategies for Executive Success

Pharma Marketing Network

Without effective strategies, even the best products can stall. This article explores top strategies that can help you lead with confidence and achieve executive success in 2025. From detailed product information to open dialogue about potential side effects, transparency fosters trust and credibility.

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Ep. 001 – John Mack Podcast Transcript

Pharma Marketing Network

Don Langsdorf (EHS): Shameless promotion, shameless product promotion. John Mack (PG): But well, you know, one thing I noticed when starting the newsletter, the newsletter would have articles that were like 1500-2000 words. Don Langsdorf (EHS): Little sound bites instead of full article, right?

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