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Bristol-Myers SquibbAlison Woo

Making social content meaningful for patients

Learn more about Member Meetingssocialmedia.org/meetings

SOCIALMEDIA.ORGCASE STUDIES

Member Meeting 41New York City10-26-2016

MemberMeeting

41

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Alison Woo, Director, External Social Media

Making Social Content Meaningful for Patients

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Patient-centric trend

(source: Factiva)

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How we work together,win together for patients

The very best company known for:

• transformational medicines

• superior competitive performance

• energizing work experience

• uncompromising ethics

OUR

BMS: Our Vision

AccountabilityInnovationPassion Speed

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What do Patients and Caregivers Want?

• Solving Problems

Specific Objectives:

Connect mainly through doctors

Strong affinity to traditional media

Like to share personal stories

Use Facebook and YouTube

most

Two-thirds visit social media sites

daily

Content at the right time on the

right channel

Overarching Goal: Create compelling content that resonates

Content needs to be focused on:

• Sharing Medical Advances

• Family focused

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Channels

100,000 Fans

350KLI Fans

Almost 800K Views

Overall550,000 followers

100K Tweeps

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We Put Patients at the Center: How?

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WTFP Campaign: 2015-2016 Snapshot

28 total stories by November 2016

2015 2016

8 employee stories

6 patient and employee-patient stories

Increasing awarenessof BMS’ mission

as a Patients First organization

Engaging more employees and external stakeholders

on their terms and platforms

Growing the BMS reputation as a company

with a compassionate human spirit

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Greater number of social channels, all with a more established fan base and content strategy

Social-First content approach, focused on short form emotional storytelling optimized for distribution

Diversified approach to distribution and paid promotion, prioritizing social reach

WTFP Campaign: Highlights

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Disease awareness

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Disease awareness

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• Results: – Increased Share of Voice in all Social Channels

– Improved Patient-centric awareness

• Paid is becoming more important• Important to follow emerging audience

patterns• Continue to evolve content based on user

feedback and comments

Lessons Learned

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Questions?

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• Alison Woo, Director, External Social Media [email protected]

Contacts

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SOCIALMEDIA.ORGCASE STUDIES

Member Meeting 41New York City10-26-2016

MemberMeeting

41