Tag Archives: YouTube

26 Apr/11

Social Media All-Stars: Pharma Brands

This post is part of a series of posts highlighting the current champions in healthcare social media. A lot has changed in the past year or so, and some social media superstars have emerged. Here,...

Posted in Social Media | Tagged ADHD, advertise, aggregation, Blog, brand, cause, community, consumer, experience, Facebook, health services, history, industry, information, nonprofit, opportunity, Pharma, philanthropy, positive, practical, recalls, reputation, social media, Video, widget, YouTube | 1 Comment

21 Apr/11

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...

Posted in Social Media | 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 | Leave a comment

7 Apr/11

The 60-Second Marketer Jamie Turner Elaborates on the 5 Main Ways Companies Use Social Media

Jamie Turner, Chief Content Officer of The 60-Second Marketer, discusses FDA guidance, pharma diving into social media, and building the infrastructure to support successful involvement in the...

Posted in Social Media | Tagged #dtc2011, conference, DTC National Convention, DTC Perspectives, events, FDA, guidance, interview, Pharma, social media, strategy, Video, YouTube | Leave a comment

15 Mar/11

Social Media All-Stars: Hospitals

By Sven Larsen (@zemoga) As we pointed out on March 9, involved, passionate patients are some of the all-stars of social media, bringing their hard-earned expertise forward to influence and opine...

Posted in Social Media | Tagged administrator, community, connection, dialogue, doctor, Facebook, Farmville, Hospital, marketing, Medicine, nurse, online, patient, policy, PR, social media, Twitter, Video, YouTube | Leave a comment

7 Sep/10

Cognitive Surplus: Problem or Solution?

By Sven Larsen (@zemoga) The average American logs about 60 hours a month online, and spends one-third of that time on social networks and playing games, according to data from recent Neilsen...

Posted in Social Media | Tagged cognitive surplus, digital, e-mail, engaging, games, goals, ideas, innovation, instant messaging, Nielsen, questions, social networks, work, YouTube | Leave a comment

3 Sep/10

Viral Video

Videos are a great medium to connect with customers and engage them in your brand. According to a study by the University Of Pennsylvania Wharton School Of Business, prospects are 72 percent more...

Posted in Social Media | Tagged community, content, humor, impressions, marketing, Old Spice, size, social networks, viral video, YouTube | Leave a comment

1 Sep/10

AstraZenecas Brilinta

By Dan Bobear (@dbobear) Now that AstraZeneca's experimental blood thinner Brilinta has been given the green light by an advisory committee of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, they need to...

Posted in Digital Health | Tagged AstraZeneca, audience, Blogs, branding, Facebook, image, interaction, location-based, marketing, Patients, physicians, social media, Twitter, YouTube | Leave a comment

12 Aug/10

Pixels & Pills Talks to Kevin Kruse about ePatient Connections 2010!

Last year's ePatient Connections conference was the event of the year, attracting some of the most influential voices in the industry and garnering lots of positive feedback from the attendees....

Posted in Social Media | Tagged communication, Conferences, DDMAC, Digital Tools, drug safety, Education, epatient, events, Facebook, FDA, healthcare, interviews, marketing, Online Communities, patient communities, Patients, Pharma, social media, Social network, technology, Thought Leaders, Trends, Twitter, user needs, YouTube | Leave a comment

16 Jul/10

Can Pharma Have an Old Spice Guy? Pharmas Problems With Personality

By Kimberly Reyes (@CommDuCoeur) Its no shock that on Monday, February 8, 2010, people were buzzing about the Superbowl game the day before. What was a surprise is that they werent necessarily...

Posted in Social Media | Tagged Amgen, celebrity, endorsement, FDA, IPhone, John Mack, Johnson, Johnson & Johnson, marketing, Novo Nordisk, Old Spice, personality, Pharma, Pharmaceutical industry, social media, Twitter, VNR, Wyeth, YouTube | 2 Comments

14 Jul/10

New Jobs in Pharma: Social Media Strategists

By Bob Mason (@BobMasonPalio) Social media is one of the biggest shifts in modern business. Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, blogs, Wikis and more have created new opportunities for businesses to...

Posted in Social Media | Tagged Blogs, brand, Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, marketing, Search Engine Optimization, Twitter, Wikis, YouTube | 3 Comments

11 May/10

Robert Halper Talks About J&J’s YouTube Channel

Robert Halper, Director of Video Communication for Johnson & Johnson, talks to Pixels & Pills' Carl Turner about generating quality content and maintaining corporate branding standards....

Posted in Social Media | Tagged BDI, digital video, Johnson & Johnson, Pixels & Pills, Robert Halper, Social Communications & Healthcare, social media, Video, YouTube | 2 Comments

30 Apr/10

Revolution meets reform: can social media help shrink health disparities in the United States?

By Jim Mittler, PhD, Medical Director (@jim_mittler) We all know that the social media revolution is happening and it cannot be stopped¢‚Ç¨"this is according to the exponential growth of...

Posted in Social Media | Tagged #fdasm, #hcsm, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, communication, Communities, Digital divide, digital strategy, drug safety, Education, Facebook, Health care, Health Care Reform, innovation, Legal Issues, mobile, patient portal, Patients, Pharmaceutical industry, social media, technology, United States, WebMD, YouTube | 7 Comments