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Continue reading →: LinkedIn for Pharma
I worked on a project for seven weeks to create the application of LinkedIn in Pharmaceutical Marketing. The idea was to make use of the potential of the website as a professional tool that extends far beyond the general perception of looking for a job or self-marketing. Through this, the…
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Continue reading →: From Script to Screen to Pharma
When I revised my LinkedIn post strategy, I noticed a direct difference in audience response. My new post got a little more response but the analytics such as impression and clicks were more or less the same. At first, I was questioning whether the outcome indicated that my strategy was…
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Continue reading →: LinkedIn Posting Mistakes, Exposed
Last week, I posted to my LinkedIn for the first time with the ambition that I would receive positive engagement such as comments expressing how well written it is and reacting with love and clapping. However, I discovered the hard way that even great content won’t succeed if it’s posted…
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Continue reading →: First Time LinkedIn Posting
This week marked my plan to finally start posting to LinkedIn to share my passion in utilizing LinkedIn to talk about my interest in pharmaceutical marketing. I thought I would start posting Monday through Friday, but they became time consuming due to outside factors and extensive reviewing of my bibliography.…
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Continue reading →: Creating Artifacts and Production Journal
As I continue to do the “artifacts” on my content creation, I am getting better and more natural at writing. It makes me even more innovative, especially in designs of layouts and templates that represent my ideas in a very comprehensible and effective way. Capturing my ideas and molding them…
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Continue reading →: Resuming with Project Plan
This week, I expanded on my idea of how to better leverage LinkedIn for pharmaceutical marketing. Unlike last week’s planning stage, this stage really did take more work and concentration—especially with the annotating that needed to be done so thoroughly, along with the structuring necessary to create a good plan…
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Continue reading →: Creating the Proposal and Bibliography
This is the first time I’m actually pursuing a thought that I’m truly interested in and turning it into something unique. Previously, I never saw much things through with thoughts of creativity—mainly because I lacked confidence and did not really know where to start. But this time, things are different. I decided to drop analyzing so much and just go for it. My passion is in developing pharmaceutical marketing on LinkedIn, since it is among the most widely used websites by healthcare professionals to post their work and share information. First,…
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Continue reading →: ImprimisRX: How They are on Social Media
ImprimisRx, a subsidiary of Harrow Health, truly stands out with its innovative and engaging social media strategy. While the company is well-known for its specialization in compounding ophthalmic medications and strategic collaborations—such as its exclusive partnership with Doxy.me to enhance telemedicine—it also leverages its social media platforms to showcase its…
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Continue reading →: Links in Posts: Yay or Nay?
The usefulness of include links in postings is still up for dispute in the rapidly evolving field of social media marketing. The answer isn’t simple; it depends on your particular objectives, the platform you’re using, and the way your audience engages with your material. Let’s start by discussing the advantages.…
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Continue reading →: Stay Human on Social Media
The human element is more important than ever in a time when artificial intelligence is developing at rapid speed, influencing our news feeds, fabricating identities, and allowing chatbots to communicate with humans. Once a platform for genuine self-expression and interaction, social media today runs the risk of becoming a mirror…

