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With millions of healthcare professionals (HCPs) and patients active on platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, pharma brands can no longer afford to stay silent. Effective social media strategies allow pharma companies to: Build trust with HCPs and patients. Share real patient stories to foster emotional connection.
New types of stakeholders, little swayed by the strength of a product sales pitch, have been looking to pharmaceutical companies to sit more consistently at the patient population management table. Long before the COVID-19 outbreak, pharmaceutical companies knew that the customer engagement game had changed.
New types of stakeholders, little swayed by the strength of a product sales pitch, have been looking to big pharmaceutical companies to sit more consistently at the patient population management table. Long before the COVID-19 outbreak, pharmaceutical companies knew that the customer engagement game had changed.
New types of stakeholders, little swayed by the strength of a product sales pitch, have been looking to big pharma to sit more consistently at the patient population management table. Long before the COVID-19 outbreak, pharmaceutical companies knew that the customer engagement game had changed.
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New types of stakeholders, little swayed by the strength of a product sales pitch, have been looking to big Pharma to sit more consistently at the patient population management table. “In a post Covid-19 world, product positioning must take its proper place as a cog in the larger machinery of strategic customer engagement.”.
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