Showing posts with label Brand LIberators. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brand LIberators. Show all posts

Thursday, February 23, 2012

“By definition, to be exceptional, you have to be the exception, not the rule.”


This quote of inspiration for going against the flow is from Hubspot co-founder Dharmesh Shah.

Sunday, January 01, 2012

2012 inspiration for innovation: make "idea" a verb

In the dictionary, the word "idea" is a noun. 

"Idea" should actually be a verb.  Because an idea is only real if you actually do something with it.  I should know; I've had lots of ideas, but have acted on only a fraction.

This year I will work to make "idea" a verb, not a noun. (If nothing else it will be fun.)

That means trusting my analysis, my experience, my judgment, and even my gut instincts a little more.

And I'll be focusing my blog posts on inspiration in action this year.

HAPPY NEW YEAR!  Now let's go do some idea-ing.

Monday, November 28, 2011

3 ideas how “recommendation algorithms” could have a role in pharma marketing

Recommendation algorithms are best known for their use on e-commerce Web sites, where they generate a list of recommended items based on input about a customer’s interests.

When you compare two important measures of Web-based and email advertising effectiveness – click-through and conversion rates – these personalized suggestions perform vastly better compared to untargeted content (such as banner ads and top-seller lists).
 
From our pharma marketing viewpoint, I’ve been pondering the health, medical, and wellness applications of such recommendations:
  1. If you have this condition, you should pay attention to these associated risk factors.
  2. If you’re taking this prescription, you might consider this companion product/food to make it more tolerable.
  3. If you are seeing this kind of doctor, you could also benefit from these supportive healthcare services. 
Read more about these CRM-enabled Web messages on my Brand Liberator blog post at www.gsw-w.com/blog

Monday, October 03, 2011

6 skills to improve our mindfulness

There has been a lot of talk recently about information overload, the downsides to multitasking, and how focus and concentration have become novel ideas.

In her "Brand Liberators" blog last week, Maggie Hallett shared 3 examples to know if you're NOT being mindful, along with 6 skills to improve our mindfulness.

Read more at gsw-w.com/blog