managing knowledge and relationship by web to improve sales efficacy - sfe sudamerica 2009
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Presentation exploring how pharma industry in Brazil and around world are using the web 2.0 to establish interactions with medical community (social networking, twitter, facebook, youtube, linkedin, etc)TRANSCRIPT
Managing knowledge and relationship by web to improve sales efficacy
SFE Sudamerica 2009Eyeforpharma
November 12th 2009
Pharma developed efforts to cover Web
• Scientific and medical contents by
Websites
• Services by Websites
• Institutional and branding Websites
• CME – Continuous Medical Education
• One-to-one live e-connections
• Live on-demand training
• Live and on-demand webcasts
• Social Networking Initiatives
But expectations are changing …
Vision and reality 2001 – Cracking the Code – Unlocking New Value in Customer Relationship; Cap Gemini & Young & 2010 predictions by Pharma marketers in Europe
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2002 2007 2010
Call Centers
e-Detailing
Company Websites
Cogresses & Symposia
Print Media
Advertising & Promotion
Sales Force
Level of Importance: 1= not important; 6= very important
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Web is a reference for people when they are looking for Health Issues
• 32% of people are using web as a source of information for
health
(same frequency for books, magazines, newspapers, friends)
• 60% are using frequently web as a general source (US and
Brazil)
• Different ages are using web for health issues (US)
• 85% are using search engine to find information (US and Brazil)
• Most Pharma companies will increase the investments for
websites and
search engines in the future (60% of them planning to do in
US)
Google – Pharmaceutical Industry Online – March 2009
Ages 18 - 33 34 - 54 55+
Websites about Health 37% 52% 51%
Social Networking 50% 33% 15%
Pharma Websites 7% 10% 14%
Doctors choose Web as a way to be updated
• 80% to 90% are using as a source of health information (US and
Brazil)
• 85% are using search engine to find information (US and Brazil)
• 63% search for symptoms and diagnosis (Brazil)
• 59% search for new drugs and best procedures (Brazil)
• 50% use to verify dosage of products (Brazil)
• Links online sponsored and videos online are the 2nd and 3rd
most
important media for knowledge and influence after sales rep
(34% and 33%)Google – Pharmaceutical Industry Online – March 2009 and Media Screen – July 2008, Brasil
Improving new approach step by step
Veronika Johow – Integration of online activities into S&M strategies – Online Marketing & eDetailing Congress, April 2007
Web 2.0
www.wikipedia.org – Tag Cloud Web 2.0
Examples:
• hosted services
• web applications
• wikipedia
• youtube and video sharing sites
• blogs
• social networking sites
Key Words:
collaboration
information sharing
interoperability
user centered
design
Social Networking and Communities
• Build online communities of people to share interests and
activities
• it´s a fusion of sociology and technology transforming
monologues
(one to many) into dialogues (many to many)
• Two broad categories:
- internal social networking (private within company,
society )
- external social networking (open and public)
FirstWord Dossier – Pharma and Social Media: The Leaders and Followers, august 2009
Twitter – Most recent event
• Topical method of social engagement at the time of
writing
• Communicate with 140 characters limit
• Can retweet updates inside the community
• High number of followers = many people are interests
in posts
• High number of following = engaged with the
community
• High number of updates = something to say
FirstWord Dossier – Pharma and Social Media: The Leaders and Followers, august 2009
• 20 from 50 top Pharma companies are using twitter and the total
followers
are less than 14,000 (majority of Pharma are not fully engaged)
• Six Pharma companies with highest number of followers
(Boehringer, Novartis, J&J, Genentech, AstraZeneca, Roche):
a majority of business, media, marketing and small number of
physicians
• 12% of patients share updates or see updates about others = post
comments
queries, information about health or medical matters
FirstWord Dossier – Pharma and Social Media: The Leaders and Followers, august 2009
Twitter - Pharma at the beginning…
Twitter – Novartis Case
Novartis Twitter (3,516 followers and following 10)One way communication channel to supplement press releases
Twitter – Boehringer Case
Boehringer Twitter (3,071 followers and following 2,264)Most engaged twitteres amongst peer group and share news with journalists
Twitter – Novo Nordisk Case Novo NordiskTwitter (839 followers and following 22)Racecar driver Charles Kimball to prove his high performance career is possible with diabetes – Percepcion that´s not a genuine conversational update
YouTube – Opportunities to Pharma companies
• Each minute receive additional 13 hours of videos
• Most underused of social media = 11 of the top 50 Pharma
companies
• Sites with more content and more views (224,000 views)
• Metrics: subscriptions and followers; channel views; number
of videos;
level of investment made in the siteFirstWord Dossier – Pharma and Social Media: The Leaders and Followers, august 2009
YouTube – Sanofi-Aventis Case Goinsulin – Insulin, Glucose and You (79,303 views)Does not mention branding and provide information about the use of insulin for diabetes and some case studies
YouTube – Jonhson & Jonhson Case J&J Health Channel (476 views)162 short films cover a broad range of topics (nursing recruitment, teenage obedity, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder and others)
YouTube – AstraZeneca Case
Symbicort Brand Channel (249 views)Patient testimonials with drug safety warnings
Discussion Groups
• Anonymity provide comfort to encourage people to share
their
treatment history, experiences with doctors and results with
the
medication
• Many communities forums are been developed around a
shared
interest in a disease area
• More Connections between experienced patients with
someone newly
diagnosed
FirstWord Dossier – Pharma and Social Media: The Leaders and Followers, august 2009
Brand-Sponsored Discussion Groups
Diabetes handprint.com was designed with strictly boundaries: bring people touched by diabetes together to share what diabetes means to them
Brand-Sponsored Discussion Groups
Chilldren with Diabetes purchase by J&J as a popular forum for juvenile diabetes patients. Remains independent and establish a policy of separation between editorial and advertising content
Facebook - Discussion Group
• Users can create their own profile and link to friends
• Pharma Companies create interest groups that users can join
to
participate and discuss
• Pharma has removed the ability to interact and replicate the
product
marketing sites with the legal disclaimers and informationFirstWord Dossier – Pharma and Social Media: The Leaders and Followers, august 2009
Facebook - Cervical Cancer
Gardasil Facebook from Merck was the first Pharma brand fan page on Facebook (100,000 fans)
Facebook - Strong Heart
Strong Heart Community from Bayer has all submissions under revision before posting
Facebook - Acuminder
Jonhson & Jonhson create Acuminder so send reminders when it´s time to change contact lenses and schedule another doctor visit (414 fans)
Linkedin providing profile, contacts and groups
www.linkedin.com
Wikipedia - free to copy, distribute and modify
www.wikipedia.org
2 billion words
10,000 topics
250 languages
5th most popular website
100,000 volunteers
Wiki=4 errors per
article
versus
Britannica=3 errors
article
New imbalance of Metrics to evaluate Results
Business Dimension
• Total Sales
• Market Share and Rx
• ROI = Return on
Investment
• ROO = Return on
Objective
Customer Dimension
• Satisfaction Survey
• NPS = Net Promoter
Score
• Loyalty Index
Critical Success Factors
• Relevant Content and Services
• Alignment with the Customer Needs
• Target and Segmentation
• Buy in of Sales Force and Marketing
• Sponsor engaged
• Quality of the execution
• Take the risk