Paid Inclusion: Too Hot for Pharma Marketing?

This article summarizes the issue of paid inclusion and presents results of the recent online Pharma Search Engine Marketing Survey.

Effective Physician Marketing at Medical Meeting Exhibits

This article describes best exhibit marketing practices and how to measure the effectives of your exhibit.

European Online Marketing Survey Results

This article presents selected results from a survey of pharmaceutical experts on eDetailing and Online Marketing conducted in 2005 by eyeforpharma, MediQuality, and PharmiWeb Solutions.

The European eMarketing Scene: Desperately Seeking Strategy

The pharmaceutical industry is struggling to develop an eMarketing strategy in Europe, which is comprised of many relatively small markets (the member countries of the EU) having significant cultural and language differences.

Off-label Marketing: Next State Issue

California leads the way in many things, including laws to reign in pharmaceutical marketing and sales. Where California leads, many other states follow. The...

GSK’s “Plain Talk” Flawed

This discussion starts with the post I made a few days ago about GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) using sales reps to spread the word about the...

Supporting Sponsor Payment Page

The Pharma Marketing Network is an exclusive network of pharmaceutical marketing and sales professionals. The network includes an opt-in e-mail list of registered subscribers, an informational website open to all, and a monthly electronic newsletter, all of which accept paid advertising.

Supporting Sponsor Payment Page

The Pharma Marketing Network is an exclusive network of pharmaceutical marketing and sales professionals. The network includes an opt-in e-mail list of registered subscribers, an informational website open to all, and a monthly electronic newsletter, all of which accept paid advertising.

Pharma PR: It’s All About Defending Drug Prices

A couple of days ago, I posted a note about pharma sales reps being poor spokespeople for the industry (see "Sales Reps Make Poor...

Sales Reps Make Poor Spokespeople

I read with despair the article in today's AdAge about Glaxo's strategy to use its sales force as a "PR Machine" ("GLAXO DRAFTS EMPLOYEES...