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FDA Guidance on Drug Advertising: Compliance Questions for Pharmaceutical Communications Professionals

ISEBOX

Oktavia has years of experience as a pharmaceutical communications professional, so she has a firm grasp on how to walk the narrow path of FDA regulatory compliance. This outcome is confusing – even for a seasoned pharmaceutical PR Exec like Oktavia. How could a little “like” trigger such a harsh response from the agency?

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The Comprehensive Marketing Audit: 21 Questions to Guide Strategic Planning

PR 20/20

Studies show that only 23 percent of employees feel they receive the right amount of recognition for their work, while only 19 percent of managers say recognition is a priority at their workplace. Or your team risks high employee turnover. Invest in technologies that offer training to help employees onboard seamlessly.

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Medical Marketing Maven: Interviewing StoneArch Agency President and CEO Marcia Miller

MaccaPR

But today, medical device is only 20 percent of our agency’s business; our other marketing work spans the entire scope of health: health insurance, pharmaceuticals, and direct to consumer healthcare products. What kind of employee flourishes at StoneArch? For more from the MaccaPR blog click here to subscribe, and never miss a post!

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Managing Media Relations for a Publisher; Off Script No. 32: Rachael Wolensky of ALM

Sword and the Script

When she was 12 years old, her mother took her to a bring-your-child-to-work-day at Novartis, a giant pharmaceutical company. RW: Proving ROI is tough for PR professionals because we work with ‘potential’ figures – reach and advertising value equivalency (AVE) are just examples. You can connected with Rachael on LinkedIn or Twitter.

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Engaging (and grilling) the social side of James Grunig

PR Conversations

Toni Muzi Falconi writes: Regular readers of this blog are aware of my long-term, personal relationship with the Grunigs, yet I confess surprise when I read Jim Grunig’s first comment on this earlier blog post. ” We’re delighted you also waded into our blog’s territory to opine. At the Arthur W.

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When TV Commercials Wink

Mindful Marketing

Before the recent big game, a friend graciously invited my analysis of the ads—You don’t have to ask twice for my opinion on advertising, especially Super Bowl commercials, so I shared thoughts about one particular ad that seemed strange. Actually, several other $5.5