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

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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. Thankfully, no. Submission Requirements Under the FDA Guidance. .

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The FDA Speaks on Advertising via Limited Character Platforms: Guidance on the Guidance for Pharmaceutical Communications

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The FDA is tasked with regulating pretty much all aspects of drugs and medical devices in the US, including “promotional labeling” – or, advertising, as the rest of the world refers to it. So it stands to reason that online marketing is subject to scrutiny. But reporting on your online pharmaceutical communications is just one issue.

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The Influencer Marketing Measurement Enigma

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Public relations has always been a challenge to measure. However, now that public relations is overlapping with marketing, you’d think demonstrating a return on investment (ROI) would be getting easier. If there’s anything marketing has a lot of, then it’s metrics. However, EMV baselines fluctuate like the stock market.

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Why has pharmaceutical PR been slow to embrace social media marketing?

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It’s Pharmaceutical PR 101: Speed matters in healthcare communications. Marketers know that social media isn’t just a trend: It’s indispensable to brand identity and product promotion. billion on advertising in 2015, yet 65% of that went to TV advertising – rather than online, which represents 25% of total media consumption time.

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Should You Join Threads? 9 Factors to Consider

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However, it’s interesting and unexpected that pharmaceutical companies that are usually late social media adopters have already jumped on the Threads bandwagon (Boehringer Ingelheim, Moderna, Bayer and Amgen.) While this may limit immediate marketing capabilities, it also creates a significant PR opportunity.

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How Marketing Still Needs Racial Redemption

Mindful Marketing

by Dr. Sonja Martin Poole , associate professor of marketing, University of San Francisco Our nation is clearly in crisis. While conquering COVID-19 lies mainly in the hands of certain medical researchers and pharmaceutical companies, overcoming racism depends on everyone and everything, including marketing.

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Making the case for solid public relations research

PR Conversations

Exploring the core elements needed and depth of analytical knowledge required to lead public relations-oriented research projects. The Twitterverse, for example, is not reliable as a litmus test for public sentiment. See, Twitter reaction to events often at odds with overall public opinion.). By Natalie Bovair, APR.

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