September 4, 2007 – 2:29 pm
We at Catalyst always advise our clients to read their brand’s Wiki entry. Is it accurate?
Why? The Wikipedia listing is usually on the first page of the SERPs (search engine result page).
However, like anything a little knowledge can be dangerous. Perhaps that is what happened to Abbott and Astra Zeneca this summer.
Abbott: In […]
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Most big pharma companies spend about $1 billion annually on DTC. GSK was the nation’s 7th largest consumer advertiser in 2006 with $2.4 billion according to TNS, JNJ was the 9th. So is DTC a wise use of your marketing dollars? A couple things to consider:
1. Recent TNS survey concluded that 64% of […]
Well my article that appeared recently in MediaPost titled, “Search Insider: Multi-Language Search Strategies” has generated a lot of dialogue and is obviously an emotional hot topic for many people. I’d like to hear your thoughts on marketing to the U.S. Hispanic community.
Shrewd marketers will employ multi-language search strategies! I do not think most folks […]
Every search vendor and media vendor has a solution for Click Fraud (including Catalyst). However, click fraud is not the only source of lost ad dollars. What is tragically overlooked is Google’s broad match tool - and it just got more dangerous. Google AdWords has just made available a new report type, one […]
I read an interesting article on MediaPost Monday. The article discussed a recent study of pharma marketing managers’ opinions on marketing tools for their industry and found that a quarter of the brand managers believe their current marketing mix is only performing “reasonably well” or “not well at all.” Over 80% of respondents said an […]
So the cover of MedAdNews displays the top DTC drug spends in 2006. As we would guess,
-Lunesta leads the pack at $329 million
-Ambien CR is next at $209 million
Now go to Google and type “insomnia treatment“.
Neither site is listed on the first page of Google in the organic results. Although on the second […]
So, to start your Memorial Day Weekend, I thought I’d load you up with some facts. You know, some fun conversation starters for your barbecues. I do hope a lot of you will have other things to discuss, like the Red Sox are still nine and a half games ahead of the Yankees, even […]
comScore released its health related search information yesterday. (GO) Here are some of the highlights:
The average monthly unique visitors online in the US is up 4% to 176 million visitors. The average monthly unique visitors looking for health information is up 12% to just over 55 million. WebMD leads the pack with NIH.org, […]
So the big boys are jumping into communities, “Just Do It”, marketers say. However, we are still struggling in the pharma industry. I could talk ad nauseum about why we should just do it, but instead I will present a couple options moving toward a solution. I know, I know. What about […]
As Beth Herskovits mentioned in her Pharma Exec article on Apr 18, 2007, Pharma’s Fortunes Fine–For Now, patent expirations are looming and pipeline forecasts are not robust…therefore revenues for the pharma industry will dramatically decrease by 2010-2012. I am hearing rumblings that the industry needs to begin strategizing on how to operate as a […]
