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1 week ago |
econsultancy.com | James Smart
The high regulatory standards to which pharma companies are held pose a hurdle when it comes to using social media. In the UK, for example, the Prescription Medicines Code of Practice Authority (PMCPA) prohibits the promotion of prescription-only medicines (POMs) to the public. Many markets have similar guidelines, and even in the United States, which allows direct promotion, a ban on pharma advertising on certain channels is currently under discussion.
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3 weeks ago |
econsultancy.com | Rebecca Sentance
Folding bike brand Brompton Bicycle, now approaching its 50th anniversary, specialises in high-end bikes that last. Whether customers are shopping in a bricks and mortar outlet or online, they’re making a considered purchase of a high-quality product. However, until a few years ago, Brompton’s online experience wasn’t of the same quality as its bikes.
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econsultancy.com | Rebecca Sentance
The promise of account-based marketing (ABM) is that it enables B2B marketers and sellers to deliver better results by targeting the most relevant people and businesses from the word ‘go’. In so doing – the theory goes – it saves time and effort that might be spent chasing the wrong prospects or casting too wide a net.
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1 month ago |
econsultancy.com | Rebecca Sentance
“Traditional social platforms are becoming increasingly saturated and algorithm-driven, making organic reach increasingly difficult and unpredictable,” says Becky Owen, CMO at influencer marketing agency Billion Dollar Boy.
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econsultancy.com | Rebecca Sentance
Customer service was one of the earliest functions to yield tangible applications for generative AI. From summarising cases behind the scenes and assisting agents on the fly to directly interfacing with customers, the use cases for generative AI in customer service are numerous, and many businesses are either experimenting with or have already deployed GenAI in this way. But which ones are seeing real results, how are they benefiting, and what lessons can we take from their experience?
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