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Direct-to-Consumer Marketing 2001: Converting Patient Awareness into Drug Prescriptions in the US and Europe


Description: DTC Marketing 2001 is an in-depth analysis of current practice in DTC marketing, offering best practice recommendations to maximize pharmaceutical companies’ ROI. The report also assesses the potential of the Internet in DTC marketing, together with its future impact. Finally, the report critically examines the strategies that pharmaceutical companies should employ to prepare for the likely legalization of DTC in Europe.


Contents:



EXECUTIVE SUMMARY


A brief report outline


Four key things you need to know about DTC marketing


The average 1.1% of targeted patients receiving a DTC advertised drug can be increased to 6% by better targeting of relevant patient populations


Pharmaceutical companies are not exploiting the potential of Internet DTC marketing, which should be used to build long term relationships with patients, rather than to promote brands


DTC will not be legalized in Europe for at least five years, but pharmaceutical companies should launch disease awareness campaigns and intensify their PR activities to prepare for the future legalization of DTC marketing


DTC spend will reach $7.2bn globally in 2007, becoming a key tool in the pharmaceutical marketing mix


TABLE OF CONTENTS


LIST OF TABLES TOC \c "Table" 


OPTIMIZING ROI ON DTC



Introduction


Overall DTC spend


Spending patterns in DTC


Proportion of marketing budget allocated to DTC


Average DTC investment per drug


Targeted diseases


Spending per medium


The DTC action chain: how DTC translates into revenues


How to maximize the proportion of patients who see and remember an advert


Introduction


Improving the patient targeting process


Choosing the right media mix


Recommendations for optimizing the ROI on patient targeting in DTC


Consumer knowledge


Refinement of educational content


How to maximize the proportion of patients seeing their doctor for treatment


Introduction


Recommendations for increasing the proportion of patients seeing their doctor for treatment


How to maximize the proportion of patients asking their doctor to be prescribed a specific drug


Introduction


Recommendations for increasing the proportion of patients asking their doctor for a specific drug


How to maximize the proportion of patients receiving a prescription for the advertised drug


Introduction


Recommendations for increasing the proportion of patients receiving a prescription for advertised drug


How to increase the proportion of people compliant with their treatment


Introduction


Recommendations for increasing compliance through DTC


Summary conclusions: Datamonitor's best practice for optimizing ROI on DTC


Overview


Proportion of patients who see and remember the advert


Proportion of patients going to see their doctor for treatment


Proportion of patients seeing their doctor for a specific drug


Proportion of patients receiving a prescription for the advertised drug


Proportion of patients compliant with their treatment






CAPITALIZING ON THE INTERNET FOR DTC MARKETING



Introduction


Drivers and resistors of the Internet


Drivers


Resistors


The future of electronic DTC


DTC advertising options on the Internet


Introduction


Company website


Product based website


Company disease website


Sponsoring of healthcare and disease organization websites


Summary conclusion for advertising options on the Internet


How to create long term patient-pharmaceutical relationships


Introduction: what can be gained from patient-pharmaceutical relationships?


Designing the ideal service


What services can you offer?


How do you assess the impact of a website?


Case study: AstraZeneca's Prilosec website


Case study: Pfizer for Living website


Case study: Novartis' Habitrol website


Benchmarking Internet services against effectiveness in achieving DTC goals


Integration of different tools and media


Conclusions: Datamonitor's recommendations for an ideal Internet DTC service






PREPARING FOR DTC IN EUROPE



Introduction


When will DTC be legalized?


Drivers of DTC in Europe


Resistors of DTC in Europe


Balancing the drivers and resistors: when will DTC be legalized in Europe?


How can companies use DTC-like marketing in Europe?


Introduction


Option 1: Disease awareness campaigns


Option 2: Public relations


Conclusions


How can lessons from the US be integrated into European DTC strategies?


Patient groups as important links to patient communities


Which media to choose


Which countries to focus on


How much should be spent and how?


Consequences for ROI






THE FUTURE DECODED



Introduction


Global DTC spend breakdown by media type


Scenario 1: Status quo in Europe and slowing growth in the US


Overall DTC spend


Marketing budget breakdown


Scenario 2: Continued growth of DTC in the US and status quo in Europe


Overall DTC spend


Marketing budget breakdown


Scenario 3: Continued growth of DTC in the US and rise in disease awareness campaigns in Europe


Overall DTC spend


Marketing budget breakdown


Scenario 4: Continued growth of DTC in the US and strong uptake of DTC in Europe


Overall DTC spend


Marketing budget breakdown


Datamonitor's evaluation and recommendation of the most likely scenario


APPENDIX


Overview of regulations affecting DTC marketing in the US


1938-62


1962-August 1997


August 1997-June 1999


Review of television advertising in June 1999


Overview of regulations affecting DTC marketing in Europe



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