Tag Archives: Blog
Marketing to Boomers
By Catlin Renaud (@catlinrenaud) Baby Boomers the 77 million people born between 1946 and 1964 are redefining aging and shattering traditional assumptions about the sixth and seventh decades of...
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Tagged affluence, age, aging, applications, baby boomers, Blog, caregiver, comments, consumers, demographic, disease mangement, Facebook, fitness, food, games, Health care, influence, interactive, lifestyle drugs, marketing, medical care, nutrition, online, opportunity, patient, podcast, population, smartphone, social gaming, Social network, spa, technology, traditional media, youth
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Using Social Networking to Promote Your Blogging Efforts
(Photo courtesy of The Next Web) By Kristin Phillips (@KLAPhillips) Many bloggers find that creating compelling blog content isnt always a field of dreams; just because you build it, doesnt mean...
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Tagged Blog, bookmarks, content, exposure, Facebook, guest blog, information, interesting, issues, link, multimedia, optimize, perspective, promote, quality, reader, repeat, signature, smart, Social network, subscribers, topic, Twitter, vision, writer, YouTube
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Digital Pharma on Quora
By Kimberly Reyes (@CommDuCoeur) There's been a lot of debate as to whether or not crowdsourced information, the type found on sites like Quora, is really beneficial to anyone. But, like many of...
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Tagged answer, Blog, community, content, digital Pharma, healthcare, influence, question, quora, social media, technology, Trends, Twitter
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Social Media All Stars: Patients
Most of us arent lucky enough to have a doctor in the house, so it makes sense that 80 percent of Americans turn to the Internet to get information about diseases, procedures, doctors, hospitals,...
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Tagged advocate, Blog, community, doctor, educate, influence, information, internet, patient, social media, treatment, Twitter
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Why blog?
By Andy Smith (@andysmithpalio) Even though there are 126 million blogs available - 73,932 new ones popped up in the last 24 hours many businesses are still gun-shy about blogging. Whats the hold...
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Tagged Blog, business, comments, communication, community, conference, connection, content, customer, dialogue, engage, Facebook, ideas, information, interaction, Knowledge, mobile, search, SEO, success, Thought Leaders, Twitter
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Tips for Making Your Content King
By Todd LaRoche (@ToddLaRoche) Interactions take place online more so now than ever before. Even if youre not expanding your Web site strategy or participating in social media, chances are your...
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Tagged authenticity, authority, Blog, communication, content, Facebook, honesty, influence, newsletter, persuasion, privavy, relationships, social media, storytelling, strategy, transparency, Twitter, vision
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Advice You Never Get About Social Media
By Kimberly Reyes (@CommDuCoeur) By now, you've heard it all: be authentic, identify the "super users," don't control the conversation, and so on and so forth. You've read all the blog posts...
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Tagged advice, audience, Blog, comments, content, conversation, humanize, insight, negative, Pharma, response, social media, subject, thought leader, topic, tweetchat, Twitter
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The Top 10 Posts of 2010 on Pixels & Pills
By Russ Ward (@russcward) It's been a whirlwind of a year for the Pharma and healthcare industries. We dove headfirst into social media, added the iPad to our list of mobile technologies,...
Posted in Digital Health, Social Media
Tagged analytics, Blog, communication, device, FDA, guidance, Health care, innovation, issues, marketing, measurement, metrics, News, page views, Pharma, posts, reader, social media, statistics, strategy, technology, Trends
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Lemonade Life’s Allison Blass Talks About Patient Activists and Engaging with Healthcare/Pharma Companies
Back at Digital Pharma East, Pixels & Pills interviewed Allison Blass, author of the blog Lemonade Life, "the adventures of a twenty-something with Type I Diabetes living in New York." We took...
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